DIY Refugium Help

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I've decided I wanted to do an HOB refugium for a 20g tank for copepods. I checked out YT for videos and seen some people had rigged a large breeder box with an adjustable air pump. Has anyone tried this? I found a large one for 0.5g but I feel like I would need two of them to get a decent collection. I was planning to use my 5g to culture as well. Is the 0.5g too small for a 20g or would it be better to get two of them in addition to the 5g? If you haven't used a breeder box, what else can be used besides buying a refugium?
 
I would use an large aqua clear hob filter and convert it to a refugium , there’s YouTube on how to do this
 
I would use an large aqua clear hob filter and convert it to a refugium , there’s YouTube on how to do this
I seen that. I’ll have to check it out again. I know they’re great filters when I had them when I was little.
 
I checked the YouTube and it cuts off some of the pipe from under the flow out, is that to control the flow?
 
I checked the YouTube and it cuts off some of the pipe from under the flow out, is that to control the flow?
I believe so , it’s a lot of flow otherwise I havent done it tho lol
 

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