In Tank Refugiums
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nm reef
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One of the best additions I've ever made. Plenty of critters migrate to my display and zero nitrates since aboiut a month after I added it.Plus I was able to drastically increase the total water volume of my system. In my case the display is a 55 gal...the refugium is 60-70 gal easy! Plus another 20 or so in the sump.
beaslbob
Well-Known Member
Originally posted by AceZ28
thats the problem....i dont have room for a stand alone fuge.
Then do what you can even if it is only partitioning your tank with a piece of clear plexiglass with holes in it. Again anything to get macro algae growing is worth it. Protecting that algae is even better.
bentrue
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there is a hang-on fuge that you can buy that runs like an overflow box. that way you can have a fuge and not take up room in your main tank. i have never used one of these, but have seen them around.
by far, the best option is a stand alone fuge, as others have said. you could try just getting some macro algae and putting it in your main tank. if done right i think it can look very good.
by far, the best option is a stand alone fuge, as others have said. you could try just getting some macro algae and putting it in your main tank. if done right i think it can look very good.