almo75 AC Members Feb 6, 2008 229 0 0 Corn fields south of Chicago Real Name Al Apr 3, 2008 #11 Right on Sploke. I like the Shakespeare thrown in there on top of it too.
Sploke resident boozehound Staff member Oct 20, 2005 6,800 66 75 44 South Windsor, CT Real Name Matt Apr 3, 2008 #12 I is all edumacated and stuffs :hitting:
J journey0820 AC Members Jan 31, 2008 831 0 0 Apr 3, 2008 #13 I thought that sumps were specifically made for filtration...using either sand or bioballs or whatnot. And refugiums were well...what other people said above. And that some people build an all in one and have both?
I thought that sumps were specifically made for filtration...using either sand or bioballs or whatnot. And refugiums were well...what other people said above. And that some people build an all in one and have both?
alpha123 Return to the sea '08 Mar 18, 2008 200 0 0 56 Houston Apr 3, 2008 #14 Actually, more and more are asking themselves "to sump or not to sump." Refum, on the other hand, is having its day. Last edited: Apr 3, 2008
Actually, more and more are asking themselves "to sump or not to sump." Refum, on the other hand, is having its day.
schigara AC Members Jan 2, 2005 646 0 0 51 Memphis, Tn www.geocities.com Apr 3, 2008 #15 I can't imagine anyone who has used a sump questioning the benefits. alpha123 said: Actually, more and more are asking themselves "to sump or not to sump." Refum, however, is having its day. Click to expand...
I can't imagine anyone who has used a sump questioning the benefits. alpha123 said: Actually, more and more are asking themselves "to sump or not to sump." Refum, however, is having its day. Click to expand...