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Tue, 4th Sep 2012, 06:43 AM
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I'm all for biology first...then technology. The basics for all of my reef aquariums have consisted of powerheads, sump, refugium, heater, fans, lights, return pump and skimmer along with the largest fuge possible, lots of live rock and a DSB that is regularly turned in small sections by natural reef inhabitants either in the sump or display. An ATO is also a must in my opinion.
As problems arise I always try to address them naturally first, I almost always stay clear of treatments unless all other natural resources have been exhausted. When things get out of control, only then will I consider adding technology such as a reactor etc.
Frequent small water changes seem to be the cure for many issues.
Last edited by Mr Cob; Tue, 4th Sep 2012 at 06:46 AM.
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