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Hopefully you know what im talking about because i need info before doing this myself. Iv seen it on youtube though i cant find the video again and my local fish store has this setup in their amazing reef tank.
Anyways its a tank under the actual fish tank full of what looks to be green algea that the water cycles through. Im guessing its a big biofilter with benifial algea to eat ammonia and what not. I have a 55g chichlid tank. Im thinking about putting another 55g next to it and bridging it so the fish tank would extend across my entire wall. And be cheaper than buying a big tank. If i ever do this i think this kind of filter would be cool. So does anyone know what im talking about? How would i grow all the algea in the tank? |
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Basically what your talking about is a sump, If you run 2 tanks on one sump it would need to be good size or use 2 different ones.
Just google diy sump you'll get lots of hits.
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Ok. I was thinking about using a 30g tank under my actual 55g. What do i put in the 30 to filter the water and grow the benifial bacteria?
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