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Hi all,
I have been away for a long time and im ready to come back after a disaster with a Nano.
I have rack that has 2x 90x50x35 and a sump with a maximum volume of 420L, they are both running on the same sump system.
The plan is to have a reef and a fowlr running does anyone see a problem with this?
I also am looking at 2 jebao WP25 per tank is this over kill?
For a skimmer the marine sources RDC 850 internal because of the footprint.
Here is a picture with current inhabitants
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I look forward to any feed back you can give.
 
That is a pretty cool setup.
 
Agreed...the best of both worlds. Following along to see how this one develops. Welcome back to the addiction.
 
Its currently F/w so im hoping that my idea will work. Can you guys see any major flaws?
 
Will they be plumbed together or separately in to the same sump? In other words, will the pump take return to top tank, top tank drains to lower tank, and lower tank to sump? Or will return split to both and both drain independent of the other?
 

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