Back and ready for saltwater :)

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branw
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Back and ready for saltwater :)

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I have 2 90 gallons built into the wall and have decided to switch one over to saltwater. I am researching sumps, pumps etc. I would like to put the sump in the basement and run my one 90 gallon to start.

I would like to have either a Valentini puffer or second choice would be a Blue spotted. WHat else can I house with one of these guys :) Once of our fish stores here in having an information session for newbies this coming Sunday that I am signed up for.
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Reef Octopus NWB200 Any opinions on this skimmer ??
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Re: Back and ready for saltwater :)

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Seems to be OK. I like my ASM skimmer.
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