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03-30-2004, 01:00 PM
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Chaetomorpha/Refugium lighting
I just got some nice Chaetomorpha for my sump/refugium setup, and was wondering about lighting. Currently I have 2 24" NO (1 50/50 & 1 Aquasun on 24hrs) sat on the top of the sump right over the refugium piece as in the following picture (before the refugium was mudded and the algae added!)
 Question : Is this enough light to grow Chaetomorpha successfully, or am I going to need to engineer something else in there ? Steve |
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04-01-2004, 09:37 AM
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That should be fine - although if you add more light it might grow a little faster and therefore remove more nutrients from the water.
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