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![]() You can put deep sand bed in refugium and some live rock if you want to grow some pods, Then you can throw in some cheato, mangroves for nitrate reducer.
Most ppl prefer not to put filter sock before water going into refugium tho because they want some food from tank to go into refugium to feed the pods. Running np pellets won't up your pod production, only bacterial mulm which may help to feed your coral and invert (not sure about mandarin will eat them) |
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![]() thanks for the reply I've heard that a by product of the biopellets is an increase in pods can anyone that uses biopellets chime in on this one?
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![]() i've never heard that biopellets will increase pod population. Mind you, it is difficult to count pods
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![]() just regurgitating what I read on the internet, but understand to keep enough pods for a Mandarin (if it's only eating live food), fuge needs to be big, then there's getting the pods to wash into the display.
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my tank Last edited by mark; 12-11-2010 at 05:10 PM. |
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![]() My fuge would be about 5 gal so around 10% of the display. Don't know if could plumb it so DT water goes directly into the display. Either way if I just want the fuge to build a pod population what should I put in the fuge sand or no sand? If sand than how much sand? I plan to have about 1 1/2 inch of sand in the DT.
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