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Found this too.... both in 1 if that'd ok??? Like I said I'm new lol
This looks like a decent contraption to me, with the included Tunze skimmer and space for a lighted 'fuge. Do you have a link to this?
 
Found this too.... both in 1 if that'd ok??? Like I said I'm new lol
This looks really nice but the skimmer may be a little small for your tank. The 9004 is rated for up to 65 gallons with a moderate bio-load. Not sure what size your tank is.
 
This is what the set comes with so do you think this would b ok???
 

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This is what the set comes with so do you think this would b ok???
That looks very good to me. All quality equipment. I would not personally using Caulerpa though as they recommended. I think Chaetomorpha is easier to work with and less, possibly, invasive.
 
Does anyone one kno what to put into a hob fefugium other than the algae??
It's up to you but adding a little coral rubble is common. It increases you bio-filter a little and gives pods a place to hang out.
 
Is coral rubble the same as live rock??
It can be. Rubble is just some small pieces of live or dry rock. When added to the fuge, it increases the amount of rock you have for bacterial population with the added benefit of a place for pods to collect and multiply. Some of the pods will find their way back into the display.

Some people use ocean mud instead or in addition to the rubble. It is really up to you but you may want to start with just the macro algae to keep it simple. As your tank matures you will find opportunities to improve your tank. The fuge is one of those places where you can put things that you want to protect from the main display or to protect the main display from them. It also gives you more flexibility for things like ocean mud or pod havens.

The main thing idea is that the macro algae helps with nutrient export. There are other things that you can do with a fuge down the line. A fuge is not necessary for a tank but is a good low tech alternative to many other export mechanisms.
 
It can be. Rubble is just some small pieces of live or dry rock. When added to the fuge, it increases the amount of rock you have for bacterial population with the added benefit of a place for pods to collect and multiply. Some of the pods will find their way back into the display.

Some people use ocean mud instead or in addition to the rubble. It is really up to you but you may want to start with just the macro algae to keep it simple. As your tank matures you will find opportunities to improve your tank. The fuge is one of those places where you can put things that you want to protect from the main display or to protect the main display from them. It also gives you more flexibility for things like ocean mud or pod havens.

The main thing idea is that the macro algae helps with nutrient export. There are other things that you can do with a fuge down the line. A fuge is not necessary for a tank but is a good low tech alternative to many other export mechanisms.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge 🙏
 

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