Rocks in Fuge

[anti]

Is it better to have a few large rocks or smaller rubble piles for a fuge?
I am looking for the best pod creation and i plan on putting some dried bribe under the rock for food.

 

[btldreef]

For pods,piles of rubble are better. I keep piles of rubble and larger rocks as well. The large rocks are because my fuge is also a display AND if I ever move around my rock work and need an extra piece or two, I have readily available cured rock.

 

[anti]

Do pods need light? Is the krill a good idea?

 

[btldreef]

They don't need light, but if you have a fuge, might as well throw some plants in it and they need light. The krill isn't needed, if it's hooked up to your main tank, they'll have plent to eat.

 

[anti]

Its more of a "sub fuge"

 

[btldreef]

Quote:
Originally Posted by anti http:///forum/thread/382943/rocks-in-fuge#post_3346056
Its more of a "sub fuge"
What does that mean?

 

[anti]

lol well since i have a bit of livestock in the main part, this will be a blocked off area the livestock cant reach

 

[btldreef]

Ahh, an "in tank" refugium.
I would do some rock rubble in there, especially with the mandarin and scooter blenny in the same tank.

 

[anti]

No it actually is not that tank its the one below it

 

[btldreef]

Quote:
Originally Posted by anti http:///forum/thread/382943/rocks-in-fuge#post_3346153
No it actually is not that tank its the one below it
Oh, ok.
Either way, I think a small pile of rubble is a good idea. I happen to like keeping a few rocks in my refugiums, but it's personal preference