? would u guys bother to skim this setup

[gasman059]

29 aquapod-species specific-pipefish only tank. LR & LS?

If so which skimmer would u use.

 

[REDDAWG43]

I do not believe that system set-up would need skimming...

Bioload will be quite low...as long as you do not overfeed.
Which I doubt you would do.

 

[Saltwaterstart]

Nope, I would not even bother buying a skimmer.

Just keep up water changes and the pipefish will be fine.

I also wouldn't mind seeing the 500 you have in mind.

 

[gasman059]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=#post target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Saltwaterstart
Nope, I would not even bother buying a skimmer.

Just keep up water changes and the pipefish will be fine.

I also wouldn't mind seeing the 500 you have in mind.

lol
I currently have a 240 how about that one lol
I'll give u alil taste.

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[MyMonkey]

Beautiful. Nice selection of corals and fish from what I can see.

 

[Chad Vossen]

GASP! uh, when you do water changes, just use the reef tank water for the smaller tank. i do this on my starfish tank and everything seems fine.

nice tank too!

 

[MyMonkey]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=11602153#post11602153 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by armagedon48
GASP! uh, when you do water changes, just use the reef tank water for the smaller tank. i do this on my starfish tank and everything seems fine.

nice tank too!

Interesting idea. That may work depending on the water in your 240. By the looks of it everything seems perfect.

BTW love that RBTA.

 

[Saltwaterstart]

Awesome tank.

 

[gasman059]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=#post target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by MyMonkey
Interesting idea. That may work depending on the water in your 240. By the looks of it everything seems perfect.

BTW love that RBTA.

yup the 240 is up and running for a couple of years and all is well. I will be setting a biocube29 will post pics soon.

Here's a pic of the RBTA.

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