Hello RC,
I am currently running an Innovative Marine 30g Rimless Tank,
http://innovative-marine.com/nuvo-aquarium/micro30.html
I am planning to restart my tank soon and want to really focus on filtration technique. My first setup crashed hard because I had a very difficult time regulating all the biowaste coming from the fish and coral in my tank.
My new intended setup is to eventually only host a pair of clowns with an anemone or two.
I have the custom made inTank media filters for my tank. I want to run this setup:
http://shop.mediabaskets.com/Rimless-Nano-Cube-30-Media-Basket-RL30MR.htm
Filter Floss - I intend to put filter floss on top of each filter media in the slots to reduce Detritus from getting into/onto the media bags.
Top Slot : Chemi-Pure Elite : this is my GFO/Activated Carbon Mix. To my understanding this will help remove phosphates, nitrates, nitrates and ammonia. The elite version also helps with pH regulation.
http://shop.mediabaskets.com/Chemi-Pure-Elite-1174-oz-Bag-ELITE11OZ.htm
2nd Slot : Seachem Purigen 100mL - Helps remove impurities; im not even sure what that means but I've been told it pairs well with the Chemi-Pure
http://shop.mediabaskets.com/Seachem-Purigen-100mL-in-Bag-SEA-165.htm
3rd Slot : Seachem Phosgaurd - Phosphate removal.
http://shop.mediabaskets.com/Seachem-Phosguard-100mL-Bag-SEA-185.htm
or I would like to consider Seachem Seagel 100mL
http://shop.mediabaskets.com/Seachem-SeaGel-100mL-Bag-SEA-65.htm
There will be two media baskets running this setup. Is this going over the top? Can you have too much filtration media?
I also intend to buy the Innovative Marine Protein Skimmer Midsized Ghost Edition.
Also any recommendations will be greatly appreciated!
I am currently running an Innovative Marine 30g Rimless Tank,
http://innovative-marine.com/nuvo-aquarium/micro30.html
I am planning to restart my tank soon and want to really focus on filtration technique. My first setup crashed hard because I had a very difficult time regulating all the biowaste coming from the fish and coral in my tank.
My new intended setup is to eventually only host a pair of clowns with an anemone or two.
I have the custom made inTank media filters for my tank. I want to run this setup:
http://shop.mediabaskets.com/Rimless-Nano-Cube-30-Media-Basket-RL30MR.htm
Filter Floss - I intend to put filter floss on top of each filter media in the slots to reduce Detritus from getting into/onto the media bags.
Top Slot : Chemi-Pure Elite : this is my GFO/Activated Carbon Mix. To my understanding this will help remove phosphates, nitrates, nitrates and ammonia. The elite version also helps with pH regulation.
http://shop.mediabaskets.com/Chemi-Pure-Elite-1174-oz-Bag-ELITE11OZ.htm
2nd Slot : Seachem Purigen 100mL - Helps remove impurities; im not even sure what that means but I've been told it pairs well with the Chemi-Pure
http://shop.mediabaskets.com/Seachem-Purigen-100mL-in-Bag-SEA-165.htm
3rd Slot : Seachem Phosgaurd - Phosphate removal.
http://shop.mediabaskets.com/Seachem-Phosguard-100mL-Bag-SEA-185.htm
or I would like to consider Seachem Seagel 100mL
http://shop.mediabaskets.com/Seachem-SeaGel-100mL-Bag-SEA-65.htm
There will be two media baskets running this setup. Is this going over the top? Can you have too much filtration media?
I also intend to buy the Innovative Marine Protein Skimmer Midsized Ghost Edition.
Also any recommendations will be greatly appreciated!