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Hey all,

currently i have a 75g and a 55g marine tank!.....both about 3 months old!......all stabilize and the 75 has some corals in there.

Just 2 days ago i manage to buy one second hand(4mths old) 6ftX2ftX2ft with sump of 36"X15"X15"(35g).

So now planning to convert that tank to Marine.

I did get some opinion and found that the sump is too small. So now i wanna convert the sump to a 75g.

At this moment, my tanks are running on DSB of 5". So i'm planning to put in about 2"(can i go lower?) in my main tank and about 5" in my sump as the refugium.

pls advise me on how do i go about setting up this giant!!

i want it to be a success!

thx in advance

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6" DSB of grade 0 sand would be great...

The world is such a wicked place,war btween the human race. People work to earn their bread,while across the sea they're counting dead

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or u can try Mineral Mud from CaribSea .. and tell use if it really does what the manifacturer claimed!! looking for someone to evaluvate it..heh

i got lots of live sand from my current tank oledi. so i doubt will be buying any at the moment.

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ive decided after all the arguments about DSB, i'm goin for it.

putting 4" of DSB-livesand in my main tank 72"X24"X24"

and another 4" in my sump 24"X15"

the sump will have 3 partitian....with 3 baffles

first chamber, water from tank comes in where the skimmer(weilpro) wil be fitted. second chamber, refugium. third chamber, submergeble pump for return.

Drad, never heard of that pump kills microalgae. how else u push the water up??

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