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Old 01-05-2008, 05:21 PM   #6 (permalink)
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Re: Brittle in a 'fuge?

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So I just acquired a little 10 gallon with the intent of setting up a small refugium. I know that main reason for a 'fuge is to raise the pod and brine shrimp population for feeding. But I'm really just trying to bring the nitrates and phosphates down ever so slightly if I possibly can, as my lion seems to produce a ton of both.
Another reason to have a refugium can be for nitrate reduction. A 6"DSB in the refugium along with some sort of algae growth or a mangrove tree can accomplish that. It's not "just" a haven for pods. Keep the LR to a minimum or 0 in the fuge for nitrate reduction.
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