I've been in the hobby for years now but I'm looking to restart my 60g cube with super-low maintenance. I ran this same tank previously for about 5 years but I struggled to keep up with it. When I moved recently I did a full restart. My new dry rock has been in the tank for about 6 months now. No water changes but I have been keeping up with the top-off. I have a Neptune DOS I had previously been using for dosing but I'm considering switching it over to handle auto-water changes. I'm terrible at water changes and would like to make it as easy as possible going forward. Between work and family I just don't have the time. Any suggestions on livestock/automation would be appreciated as I start to populate the tank again. Should I be considering the trident?
super low-maintenance suggestions
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If you want low maintenance, try to move away from water changes.
I run triton, 2 years now, and do no scheduled water changes.
Refugium, skimmer and gac, occasionally some ozone thru the skimmer to keep the water crystal clear.
Ato.
I run triton, 2 years now, and do no scheduled water changes.
Refugium, skimmer and gac, occasionally some ozone thru the skimmer to keep the water crystal clear.
Ato.
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30 inches of fish between 2 tanks,
75gallon tank Rabbitfish, wrasse, blue spot puffer, small Tang, starry blenny, blood shrimp, LPS and softies
20 gallon satellite, filefish, tailspot blenny, royal gramma, Cleaner shrimp , sps and scolys
25 gallon sump gac reactor, refugium, skimmer
Feed 2 cubes seafood and a 8" square or nori a day.
Pretty solid bioload.
