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Frizza · 03-19-2008, 02:39 AM

Not sure why you wouldn't put sand in your fuge, it is another area in your system that can contain beneficial bacteria. If you have the space in your fuge then add 5 inches or so and this will help no end in keeping your nitrates nice and low.

I also have some live rock and chaeto in mine and it works a treat.

[Edit] Just noticed on your signature that you have a new tank in progress, do you have your Koralia pumps yet, if not then Hydor are releasing some new ones next month to coincide with their new wave machine. If you haven't already purchased them then you may want to sit tight for a month or so.

03-19-2008, 02:39 AM	#2 (permalink)
Frizza Coral Banded Shrimp Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 387 Karma: 186	Not sure why you wouldn't put sand in your fuge, it is another area in your system that can contain beneficial bacteria. If you have the space in your fuge then add 5 inches or so and this will help no end in keeping your nitrates nice and low. I also have some live rock and chaeto in mine and it works a treat. [Edit] Just noticed on your signature that you have a new tank in progress, do you have your Koralia pumps yet, if not then Hydor are releasing some new ones next month to coincide with their new wave machine. If you haven't already purchased them then you may want to sit tight for a month or so. _________ 80gal with live rock (35kg/70lbs), 30gal sump, refugium with live rock, chaeto and DSB, Bullet-1 skimmer, Fluidized Reactor, T5 lighting (6 tubes), 4 x Koralia 3's.