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djbacon · 01-11-2008, 12:23 PM

Quick question you probably know the answer to. I just started a 14g bio cube. Took out the bioballs last night as this is going to be a soft coral tank primarily. Problem now is that the water levels between chambers one and two are abot 6 inches off and it is REALLY LOUD.

I already have 12 pounds of live rock in there for biological filtration so I feel like more rubble in the back is overkill. (let me know iff I am wrong) I also have a skimmer coming in a week or so so I do not want to remove plastic walls where the skimmer may need to attach. Can you suggest a beneficial material I can put back there to reduce noise and stabilize chemisrty? Filter floss? Chaeto?

Cheers!

01-11-2008, 12:23 PM	#11 (permalink)
djbacon Torch coral Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: San Francisco Posts: 568 View Gallery Karma Komment Add yours!	Re: Started my Biocube 14gl mods Quick question you probably know the answer to. I just started a 14g bio cube. Took out the bioballs last night as this is going to be a soft coral tank primarily. Problem now is that the water levels between chambers one and two are abot 6 inches off and it is REALLY LOUD. I already have 12 pounds of live rock in there for biological filtration so I feel like more rubble in the back is overkill. (let me know iff I am wrong) I also have a skimmer coming in a week or so so I do not want to remove plastic walls where the skimmer may need to attach. Can you suggest a beneficial material I can put back there to reduce noise and stabilize chemisrty? Filter floss? Chaeto? Cheers!