Your 'fuge substrate: liverock, liverock rubble, DSB, mineral/miracle mud, or combo?

Your 'fuge substrate: liverock, liverock rubble, DSB, mineral/miracle mud, or combo?

  • liverock

    Votes: 3 5.6%
  • liverock rubble

    Votes: 6 11.1%
  • deep sand bed

    Votes: 11 20.4%
  • mineral or miracle mud

    Votes: 8 14.8%
  • combination

    Votes: 26 48.1%

  • Total voters
    54

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Your 'fuge substrate: liverock, liverock rubble, DSB, mineral/miracle mud, or combo?

Feel free to also tell us what else is in your refugium; plants, microfauna, inverts, etc., etc.


I adjusted the spelling cattleman...good luck with the poll! - PR
 
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I have a 6" RDSB in the fuge with liverock on top and Caulerpa, Chaeto and a red macro that seems to form sheets.
 
Mine is set up like a small tank. 4" sandbed, rubble rock, snails, crabs, feather calerpa and red gracilaria. Also a 3/4 in Springeri dottiback that's awaiting his new home.
 
I wonder if 0.5-1" piece of coral seeded with liverock is a good idea for pod propagation?

Would it be a nitrate factory?
 
Right now, it's 1.5 inches of Miracle Mud with chaeto, and culerpa. In another year, it will be live rock and chaeto.
 
Is the Invertebrate forum really the correct place for a refugium substrate poll/thread? I would think general discussion, or marine plants.

Anyhow, mine is 35g fuge. Shallow sand bed (southdown), one big piece of LR about 15 lbs. With cheato, several species of caulerpa, Scinaia sp., Botryocladia sp., and Halimeda.
 
DSB/rubble, live rock, cheato, ulva, some caulerpa that looks like blades of grass. All of this regularly grows to make a green brick in the 55 refuge.
 
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=9079689#post9079689 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by graveyardworm
Is the Invertebrate forum really the correct place for a refugium substrate poll/thread? I would think general discussion, or marine plants.

Because refugiums are ideal places for pods and microfauna and I'm curious as to what type of substrate supports these most.
 
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