View Full Version : CPR Aquafuge Refugium
llewoh05
02/28/2006, 08:30 PM
has anyone used one of these?
How did you like it/dislike it???I can't deceide if i want to spend the 100 or not. I would try to make one but im to lazy right now?
https://www.marinedepot.com/md_searchitem.asp?strSearch=aquafuge&vendorname=CPR&text=CPR&step=1&itemsonpage=15
smy168
02/28/2006, 09:23 PM
I've used this on my Bow tank and I think they're great, all you need to do is add a Lee's Counter Current Skimmer in the first compartment and you have a full filtration fuge system.
loyalty
02/28/2006, 10:18 PM
i have the large one on my sumpless 29; worth every penny.
i'd replace the Rio pump it comes with, i have a maxi 600 powering mine
aural
03/01/2006, 11:09 AM
i've always wanted to do one of those... i think they look really cool as well as being extremely functional.
loyalty - any chance you could post a picture of yours?
Paladin
03/01/2006, 12:36 PM
I have the small version on the back of my 29g. I have a 10g sump, but couldn't use it as a refugium because of the skimmer. So the Aquafuge works perfect as a refugium. My chaeto grows like crazy in it.
aural
03/01/2006, 03:52 PM
paladin - do you have it hooked up to your display, or to your sump? i dont really have space for one on my display, but i'm seriously thinking about plumbing one into my sump.
Paladin
03/01/2006, 04:49 PM
I have it hooked up to the display. And when you say you don't have space for it, do you mean there's not enough room behind the tank?
Jordan55
03/01/2006, 05:02 PM
I am very interested in one of these for my 25 gallon sea horse tank... so please post pictures if you have them.
loyalty
03/02/2006, 12:37 AM
i'll snap some pics tomorrow, though it just looks like a long, clear HoB filter
im setting up a 37 and plan on sealing the intake, and having the outflow on my hob remora skimmer dump water into it
Jordan55
03/02/2006, 01:37 PM
I was planning on using this as my source of filtration/water movement.
I have a HOB filter customized into a fuge/filter. It produces (or atleast should) enough water flow for my future 2 sea horses and goby as well a means of keeping macro.
Do you think this aquafuge would be alright for flow? Or should I get a pump to stick in the tank also?
Thanks
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