What are the phosphate levels? Six weeks in is too early IMO to know where the level of No3 & Po4 are going to settle. If you have a major issue with Po4, running both before putting any livestock in the tank would be wise.
Fuges are always good. Having a reactor ready to run carbon or GFO is a good idea too. Definitely test phosphate levels if you are running GFO, and only run it if you need it.
I have always run a fuge with Cheato and I also keep a decent sized pile of live rock in there as well. I made a basket out of egg crate to keep the live rock in confined area. I also have a reactor that I use for carbon which I run 24/7 to polish the water. I feed the fuge from both tank water and water from the return pump eliminating the need for additional pumps.
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