Chaeto egg crate sandwich idea.

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A shout out to eggcrate sandwich users out there!
I wanted to get feedback from you all out there that have tried this idea. Are you using a substrate(mud, sand). lighting type, 24hr or 12h. and flow pattern thru refugium. Pictures please!:)
 
I made this last week after seing this thread surface back in July. I havent used it yet as my LFS is 30mins away and I havent wanted to go all the way out there just for Chaeto lol.
 
Just made mine! Tired of cheato flakes floating everywhere
 
This is what it should look like when its ready for harvest! I try to fill with more chaeto than pictured above when I start one, but if thats all you have it should work. Show me progress if it does, please. I could send you some chaeto if needed too.
 

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I have not tried caulerpas, but they do like a substate( sand, mud)to root into, and that can be accomplished in another section of the refugium on the bottom instead. The tangs don't like chaeto, strictly nutrient export and store credit at my LFS.[emoji106]
 
I bet you could hang this above your sump and run water through it like an ATS with a light on each side. I mean, it should work and take less space lol
 
Really cool idea. Can this chaeto be placed in a canister filter since I don't have a sump or no
 
Really cool idea. Can this chaeto be placed in a canister filter since I don't have a sump or no
it needs light so no. honestly its off topic, but I would get rid of the canister.

however you can buy a HOB refugium or HOB filter with a large tub and use it to grow chaeto.
 

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