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Joshua
I decided to write about my small sea so that intelligent people could criticize it and make it better. I planned it in the spring of last year, studied our forums for several months, and on June 7, 08, I salted it. 20 kg of dry stones from the center of aquarium science were laid, and Red Sea Protobak bacteria were sprinkled for the start. A week later, another 10 kg of live rocks from A., and a little later, another 20 kg of dry rocks. I can't remember now where each one is. The aquarium is 90/57/60 cm, the maximum available space. I welded the cabinet frame myself at work with friends, and also cladded it with OSB from the Epicenter. I also glued the aquarium and the sump myself, later replacing the aquarium with a made-in one, which I'm satisfied with the quality. The sump has three compartments: a skimmer, an algae reactor, and a return. As for the equipment, the light is a 90 cm long Sun Sun type. The metal halide lamp is still the original, as well as two T5 and two Aquamedic actinics. There are two flow pumps, one Sun Sun 101 and one Resun WaveMaker. Unfortunately, the st, the stainless steel shaft of the Sun Sun recently rotted, but with a little ingenuity, it's back in operation. The return pump is a Chinese HAILEA 1.7t, which works not bad. I'm thinking of replacing it with a newer model, but it's not a priority right now. The skimmer is a modified Octopus. The sump has an energy-saving 32W light, which I plan to increase. That's enough for now, you can ask questions and critic