kenargo
08/12/2007, 12:08 PM
I am seeing some cyanobacteria growing in the refug and I was wondering how others handle this. I do not have any pumps moving water in the refug but I thought maybe I should???? This would help the chaeteo and (I think) would rid the fuge of cyano but I wasn't certain if this would have other (bad) consiquences.
In general do people running fuges have pumps to stir the refug? I don't think I want to increase my flow through the fuge; it is currently about 1100 G/H for a 180 G tank.
Note: I have NO algae in the main display; only in the sandy part of the refug (the other parts of the refug are clean). N02 and N03 are 0.
Though, suggestions?
Thanks,
Ken
In general do people running fuges have pumps to stir the refug? I don't think I want to increase my flow through the fuge; it is currently about 1100 G/H for a 180 G tank.
Note: I have NO algae in the main display; only in the sandy part of the refug (the other parts of the refug are clean). N02 and N03 are 0.
Though, suggestions?
Thanks,
Ken