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    Quote Originally Posted by Dominican View Post
    Also, I'm looking for a bigger sump, but have limitations related to cabinet doors.. What's the ideal sump volume for a 150? The answer is probably - the bigger the better, right?

    Correct. The more water you have, the easier it is.... kinda.
    200g-No Corals Yet!



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    Right, more volume = more stability. 20g is pretty wimpy for a 150, but I've had it in one of those blue/grey rubbermaid tubs in case I have another "accident". Early in my adventure with this tank (my 1st, btw) I had the return too low, and a couple of power outages conditioned me to fear sump-floods. Since then I raised the return and should be ok, but I'm still a little paranoid. Need to upgrade to a bigger, nicer sump, and get rid of that rubbermaid...
    150 drilled. 3x250w 14k MH, 2 superactinic VHO. Reeflo Orca 250, 1/3hp drop-in, 16w UV, LR, SPS, Fish, Softies. Austin, Tx

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