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Yes it can be done but precautions need to be taken just in case, other wise alot of money can sluff off. Carbon in the sump is the first thing that comes to mind.
The plumbing would be very simple, make sure the sump can handle the combined flow of both tanks and have a seperate return pump for each tank. I would also be sure to have a batch of water ready to go in the event of a problem. Just because you see something in a picture doesnt mean it was a breeze to do. A picture doestnt speek to the problems that may or may not have been encountered along the way or since said pic. Its common knowledge that several types of coral compete and attack each other both physically and chemically. I would suggest much research and talking to people who actually do/have done it before you put alot of money and coral on the line. I have seen threads about the associated problems of mixed types of coral.
Now with that said, the proper steps of precaution and very good filtration and system design would make the issue much more of a non-issue. It is done frequently. Just dont do something because of a picture.
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Last edited by motorslave; 05-17-2007 at 08:50 PM.
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