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![]() Hi all,
So I'm in the process of plumbing a new 120g and 30g sump. I'm considering dividing the sump to have a refugium, but with the large skimmer and bubble trap walls it only leaves me a small amount of space - approximately 8.5"x11"x16" or 6.5 US gallons. I do not have space to fit a larger sump under the tank and I do not want a refugium outside of the aquarium stand. I was only planning on having macro algae and live rock/rubble in the refugium. Some sources recommend 20% of your overall water volume, which would be in the range of 24-30 gallons. Is it worth it with only 6.5 gallons to spare? |
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![]() I think if you can't do a bigger one, this size is better than none at all....and gives you a place to throw bad hitchhiker crabs if you don't have the heart to kill them
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![]() My thoughts as well Keri. A fuge is better than no fuge.
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![]() my fuge is only that big
i figured a small fuge is better than none
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