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02/27/2014, 08:06 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: Willowbrook, IL
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Possible?
I want to put some refugium mud in my existing sump. I'm just wondering if doing this will I get cloudy muddy water that can be harmful to my fish and coral. Will it settle quickly or does it take time to settle. I have never used this product.
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02/27/2014, 08:18 PM
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Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: San Diego, CA
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I didn't have a very positive exp w/ mud, what makes you think you need it?
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There's a fine line between owning your tank and your tank owning you! Current Tank Info: SCA 120g RR Starfire, Tunze silence 1073.02 return, 40g sump w/ fuge, SWC Extreme 160 cone skimmer,Geismann reflexx 4xT5, 2x Panorama Pro LED strips, Vortech MP40QD |
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02/27/2014, 08:49 PM
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Location: Willowbrook, IL
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I never setup a refugium when I built my tank I just figured I would like to do it now. What do you suggest?
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02/28/2014, 12:39 PM
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Location: San Diego, CA
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If it is to grow pods I suggest keep it simple, chaeto and LR rubble, a light, that's it.
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There's a fine line between owning your tank and your tank owning you! Current Tank Info: SCA 120g RR Starfire, Tunze silence 1073.02 return, 40g sump w/ fuge, SWC Extreme 160 cone skimmer,Geismann reflexx 4xT5, 2x Panorama Pro LED strips, Vortech MP40QD |
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