Please Help with a Refugium?

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I have a 29 gallon CoraLife Biocube and was thinking of using the second chamber as a Refugium. I have read several things on what type of things to put in there and there are several lights that are specifically made for this application. What I am looking for is a quick lesson refugiums and what I would need to set this up to get the best possible start at it. I have two different lighting sources( a leftover Current Orbit 18" light and a couple of Current Tru-Lumen strips that are white) and was wondering if these would be acceptable. Please leave suggestions on if this is a good venture to undertake and what should I do to set it up properly from the get go.
Thanks in advance
-Ben
 
Can someone please lend a hand as is a topic that I am unfamiliar with and want the best chance at success. Thank you kindly

-Ben
 
In my opinion, refugiums are a must in all reef tanks with some type of macro algae growth. Try chaetomora or culerpa, seems to be a popular choice upon hobbyist. As for light, you don't need much, that LED strip would be plenty.
 

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