I have a spare 20gal tank would it be big enough for a fuge?
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You could turn it into a fuge but then you'd need an overflow. I meant HOB fuge as in what raleigh was saying below. Aqua Clear HOBs are really easy to rig into a refugium and they have a lot of space to stuff live rock, live sand, and macro algae if you wanted. You'd have to have a light on it if you put macro algae. There was a thread I stumbled across on a salty forum where this guy used an LED puck light and rigged it to be waterproof and attached to the bottom-side of the lid. It looks cool and you can keep the lid on to reduce noise.Originally posted by dbc2804 View PostI have a spare 20gal tank would it be big enough for a fuge?
Originally posted by raleigh19 View PostIf you really want to try. I suggest you better go with HOB filter like Aqua Clear and convert it into refugium and have enough live rock and live sand for the biological filtration.
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+1 you could get a used AC110 for about $30 when a return pump will cost about $30+ plus you gotta get silicone and some sort of panes to make the fuge.Originally posted by barberking12 View Posti would buy one cause if you turn the 20g into a fuge you will still have to buy a return pump so either way you will be spending some money
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This is true. The skimmer i have i wont be able to plumb to the aquaclear hob as its return not plumbed its more like an overflow.there for i will have the hob fuge and a hob skimmer both hanging on the back of the tank. Im wanting to try to keep a clean appearance as well it will be in our kitchen that was one of the reasons for the initial though of the canister since i could conceal it.
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There is one person on here named Mikeboy he has raised Sea Horses before and had an awesome set up for them you might check with him before you do anything... These guys are very hard to raise and if this is your first time to setup a salt water tank I would suggest that you wait. I have been wanting to raise Sea Horses too but with all the special care and needs I just don't feel that I am up to the task.
But if you chose to do so the best of luck to you.
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