I was alluding to the point that perhaps a tank with two filteration systems working in conjunction being, one with high retention time for biological filteration such as sump, and one with high turnover rate for mechanical filteration such as canister or powerhead, would maximize your tank nitrification efficiency.
The argument about maintaining high turnover rate and keeping water parameters to zero makes this topic a moot point is not logical. It means you are wasting money on electrical bills by not being efficient in filtering process and wasting electrical power.
The argument about maintaining high turnover rate and keeping water parameters to zero makes this topic a moot point is not logical. It means you are wasting money on electrical bills by not being efficient in filtering process and wasting electrical power.