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Old 06-08-2008, 09:42 PM
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Default Re: New to hobby, Need to redo tank, seeking some advice

1) No you don't have to have a sump, it will just make your life easier in the long run.

2) I would suggest selling them or giving them back to your LFS

3) Get new sand, either purchase live sand, or get southdown playground sand and see with a few pounds of live sand. I wouldn't use a decholorinator, water that is recommended is RO/DI water or just RO water. You can purchase this at walmart or purchase a RO filter for about $99 which is what most reef builders do. Plus your family can have fresh pure water.

4) You need to look at a saltwater supplier for test kits, good test kit brands are: Seachem, elos, and Salifert.

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