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Okay. So my set up is kind of ridiculous.
90gal visual
30gal sump - it's a three chamber sump. First small chamber has my heater, then there's a bubble catcher with a filter pad. Chamber two has some live rock, sand and two banded sleeper gobies, and a bubble catcher with another filter pad. Third chamber has a ton of live rock, and a starry blenny cause he's a bad guy and keeps trying to kill my other fish, and the pump.
Then we have a 100gal refugium. We haven't set it up yet though.
I'm looking for opinions on what you think would make the ideal refugium. I obviously had a good amount of space to work with. I know I want a bunch of chaeto. The hope is to have the minimum amount of waste product possible and as much green and plant as possible, to act as a natural filter, of sorts. I figure I need to get a good healthy bug supply, maybe some hermits and some snails, but beyond that I want to minimize the amount of waste, right? We're considering sea horses as well but we are unsure.
So thoughts on what would make the ideal, greenest, refugium?
90gal visual
30gal sump - it's a three chamber sump. First small chamber has my heater, then there's a bubble catcher with a filter pad. Chamber two has some live rock, sand and two banded sleeper gobies, and a bubble catcher with another filter pad. Third chamber has a ton of live rock, and a starry blenny cause he's a bad guy and keeps trying to kill my other fish, and the pump.
Then we have a 100gal refugium. We haven't set it up yet though.
I'm looking for opinions on what you think would make the ideal refugium. I obviously had a good amount of space to work with. I know I want a bunch of chaeto. The hope is to have the minimum amount of waste product possible and as much green and plant as possible, to act as a natural filter, of sorts. I figure I need to get a good healthy bug supply, maybe some hermits and some snails, but beyond that I want to minimize the amount of waste, right? We're considering sea horses as well but we are unsure.
So thoughts on what would make the ideal, greenest, refugium?

.. I'll also follow you around like a lost kid and see what you do!
then I have the mushroom coral, two star polyp frags and the Xenia tree. The sand bed is live sand and crushed coral and then there's about 100lbs of live rock in there.

