The 6 Key Ingredients for a Highly Effective Refugium!

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  • Опубликовано: 18 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 9

  • @queencityreefs
    @queencityreefs Год назад

    Keep up the great work 👌🏻

  • @CO.Reefing
    @CO.Reefing Год назад

    great video! keep up the awesome info.

  • @MikeLemming
    @MikeLemming 10 месяцев назад

    Greta info Z! I’ve tried a few refugium lights over the years but the best success I’ve ever had was with a $30 ufo led grow light from Amazon. Even did better than the kessil that I have!

  • @rocccccc
    @rocccccc Год назад +1

    These videos are super high quality! Keep up the good work! I’m setting up a Red Sea reefer 250 G2 myself and this is really helping me along the way

  • @TwoScottishReefers
    @TwoScottishReefers Год назад

    Good work bro. You guys are lucky, there's nothing like Tampa Bay live rock available in the uk anymore.

  • @bubblebaath7840
    @bubblebaath7840 Год назад +1

    My tanks filled with fish, coral and inverts I’ve found diving and in my refugium, I’ve got a bunch of macro algae that my fish eat in the wild so I can feed them the overgrowth. Quarantine for everything was a pain in the ass but it’s a slice of the reef that I’ve watched slowly die my whole life in my living room so it was definitely worth it.
    I think the algae I added helped a lot though because of all the natural micro fauna it would have added and I’ve had no issues with nuisance algae or pests outside of the QT tank

  • @daredonkey
    @daredonkey Год назад

    Ph stability baby

  • @lakedistrict9450
    @lakedistrict9450 Год назад

    Really enjoy your videos. What’s your view on Miracle mud?

    • @zburnreefing
      @zburnreefing  Год назад

      Miracle mud use to be fairly popular back in the early 2000s. I don't see it used a lot now days it seems. I have never used it myself but from fellow reefers I know it is great for growing mangroves in a refugium and providing some elements back into the water column. Supposedly helps with nitrates, but a refugium full of macroalge will do the exact same thing. I would imagine it may also help with a new tank's biome. The trouble I have with it or reason I have avoided is that it is a little messy to deal with - and they say it needs to be replaced periodically...just something I don't want to deal with on top of all the other maintenance.