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Just got a new light from #ReefBreeders for our fuge.

What kind of setups are you running? How long? Pros/cons?

And pics please!!

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How's this, been running for about 6 years, but this growth has been over the last 6 months after a tank re-build or I should say restart, this was about 1/3 the size.View attachment 497942

What kind of light do you have on your sump and how long do you run it?
 
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I think I enjoy my fuge as much as my display.

20% of my total volume, including an old school 5" DSB. Wave Point T-5 HO, 4-bulb 96watt fixture w/whites, actinic and purple. I keep cheato, dragons breath, Caulerpa brachypus and some unidentified reds. Tons of gammarus amphipods, and more.

I use a small Ehiem surface skimmer, which has fallen out of place at the moment.

I found the BRS investigative video on Chaeto very informative regarding refugium size, contact time and nutrient export.

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Mine is a 50 breeder, deep sand bed, I had chaeto but then this red gracilaria took over. There's some kind of sea grass all over the sand too, I ordered a cup of mud from someplace a while back and it must have been in that.

The light is a marshydro mars 300
 
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I have a 30 gal all in one system in which I dedicated a baffled column to refugium space. I have ~4 lbs of LR with some caulerpa, and codium macro algaes. I've got it underneath a red light Solar Flare... gotta do what you gotta do
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I'm planning on setting up a tank specifically for macros. Still debating if it will be tied into a larger system as nutrient export or if it will be its own system that uses water from water changes on the main system.

Multiple macro types are doable, it really depends on what you want to do.
 

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