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  1. cutebarra77
    Hi reefers, I would like to call for some ideas for an optimized water routing to place a skimmer, UV and FR in a 3 parts sump. This is a LPS setup for 3 ft tank. Currently my idea is: Compartment 1 (down flow from tank) in sump inflow to skimmer outflow from skimmer to UV UV out to sump compartment 2 >>> 1 x PUMP Compartment 2 in sump inflow to FR (bio pellets) outflow from FR >>> 1 x Pump Compartment 3 in sump [*]outflow to chiller >>> 1 x Pump Finally, chiller back to main tank. Total 3 pumps needed. Welcome feedback.
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