Let's see your refugium!

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OK guys all done.. have the overflow and skimmer section, then 2 baffles with the second letting the water out 5 inches above the bottom of tank so it doesn't blow the sand everywhere but still circulates inside of fuge area then over under over 3 baffles to minimize micro bubbles for return

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Here's mine. This is underneath my 120 gal display. It is set up stack with another sump containing the skimmer and return pump below it. The refugium drains by gravity into the sump below. A tall cabinet, this one being 40in. is a must with this method. That chaetosandwich is about 1 months growth.

Just out of curiosity, do you think you could achieve the same results without that algae? I guess I'm just thinking of chess. Why win in ten moves when it can be done in five... Everybody wants another tank... ;) KISS, GL.
 
OK guys all done.. have the overflow and skimmer section, then 2 baffles with the second letting the water out 5 inches above the bottom of tank so it doesn't blow the sand everywhere but still circulates inside of fuge area then over under over 3 baffles to minimize micro bubbles for return

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Good job that came out very nice looking.
 

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