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03/06/2015, 09:45 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2015
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Should I buy pods for a new refugium?
Just set up a proflex 3. Got a handful of cheato algae and rock rubble. I can see a couple critters - one or two.
Wondering if I should buy a bunch - reef2go sells 2,000 for about $30. I'm not the most patient guy - ironic that this should be my new hobby. |
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03/06/2015, 10:51 PM
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Join Date: Dec 2014
Location: New York, New York
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if you need pods asap for a particular reason, like for sand sifters gobys then you may need to.
otherwise they will eventually populate the tank as it establishes in time i also urge you to start meditating and practice patience. usually impatiences causes major problems. like with me and my recent tank crash.
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03/06/2015, 11:01 PM
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So far my impatience justs costs me money. Like, I set up for a FOWLR, then wanted pretty corals, so bought lights and HOB gear, now I want pretty fish AND corals so I got the aqueon sump, plus another skimmer for it.
I think I'll drop another $30. At this point, what the hell. Good news is nothing has died 
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