Has anyone used the internal wet/dry
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soldier
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Originally Posted by MaTT B
looks cool but i dont think its a must have i think its just a place for nitrites to build up i have a large bioload
and i just turned the back of my biocube into a fuge and it works great
how do you create a fuge. i have a 29 biocube and i hear alot about changing the middle compartment into a fuge. Is it hard? how do you do it?
looks cool but i dont think its a must have i think its just a place for nitrites to build up i have a large bioload
and i just turned the back of my biocube into a fuge and it works great
how do you create a fuge. i have a 29 biocube and i hear alot about changing the middle compartment into a fuge. Is it hard? how do you do it?
matt b
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Originally Posted by soldier
how do you create a fuge. i have a 29 biocube and i hear alot about changing the middle compartment into a fuge. Is it hard? how do you do it?
its very easy... all u do if take all the bioballs out and the create close to the bottom and put like a 3" sand bed in there and add some LR and cheato and a little clamp on light over the top or scratch off the black paint on the back and and put the light there
how do you create a fuge. i have a 29 biocube and i hear alot about changing the middle compartment into a fuge. Is it hard? how do you do it?
its very easy... all u do if take all the bioballs out and the create close to the bottom and put like a 3" sand bed in there and add some LR and cheato and a little clamp on light over the top or scratch off the black paint on the back and and put the light there
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soldier
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Originally Posted by MaTT B
its very easy... all u do if take all the bioballs out and the create close to the bottom and put like a 3" sand bed in there and add some LR and cheato and a little clamp on light over the top or scratch off the black paint on the back and and put the light there
Ok im sorry what does that do. I just have my 29 Oceanic biocube cycling for the past couple of days. Im making mines a reef my LFS has the same one and i looked in their cube and it still has the bioballs they just have an extra filter laying over the drip tray. Im just curious if its beneficial to a healthier reef tank than i would rather do that. So take out the balls and bottom crate what about the water pump in the 3rd chamber wouldnt that suck up the sand?
its very easy... all u do if take all the bioballs out and the create close to the bottom and put like a 3" sand bed in there and add some LR and cheato and a little clamp on light over the top or scratch off the black paint on the back and and put the light there
Ok im sorry what does that do. I just have my 29 Oceanic biocube cycling for the past couple of days. Im making mines a reef my LFS has the same one and i looked in their cube and it still has the bioballs they just have an extra filter laying over the drip tray. Im just curious if its beneficial to a healthier reef tank than i would rather do that. So take out the balls and bottom crate what about the water pump in the 3rd chamber wouldnt that suck up the sand?