I bought this small CPR HOB Refugium from Aquacave.
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I had read awesome reviews about these guys and thought I'd try it out on my JBJ 45, but now reading I'm wondering if I got too small of a size?
My ultimate goal is to support a pod population for a possible Mandarin Goby in the future. I've been letting my tank mature and it's coming up on the one year mark, so I thought this might help. Secondary would be nutrient reduction with nitrates and phosphates.
I know HOB refugium aren't always ideal, but with AIO and sumpless tanks, I think they can be a good benefit.
Any thoughts on if this will work?
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CPR AQUA-FUGE 2 Hang-On-Back Refugium, Small - AquaCave.com
AQUA-FUGE 2 HANG-ON REFUGIUM Small by CPR Aquatic. New water spout model.CPR's AquaFuge 2 hang-on refugiums come in three different sizes to meet the needs of marine aquarists.Each model comes with its own powerhead and features a unique baffle system that prevents the substrate and organisms...
I had read awesome reviews about these guys and thought I'd try it out on my JBJ 45, but now reading I'm wondering if I got too small of a size?
My ultimate goal is to support a pod population for a possible Mandarin Goby in the future. I've been letting my tank mature and it's coming up on the one year mark, so I thought this might help. Secondary would be nutrient reduction with nitrates and phosphates.
I know HOB refugium aren't always ideal, but with AIO and sumpless tanks, I think they can be a good benefit.
Any thoughts on if this will work?