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Ryan7

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I have a 40G refugium connected to my main tank, and am looking to find a fish/creature to put in, that will not eat any of my pods. Or will at least will have a very little impact on them.

Any suggestions?

thanx.
 

GSchiemer

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Ryan7":2fzvcj2g said:
I have a 40G refugium connected to my main tank, and am looking to find a fish/creature to put in, that will not eat any of my pods. Or will at least will have a very little impact on them.

Any suggestions?

thanx.

Look for fish that remain small and feed from the water column, such as the ocellaris and percula clownfish, yellow and blue Assessor "gobies", the royal gramma (gramma loreto),..

Greg Schiemer
 

sjfishguy

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I have a royal gramma in my nano and he eats my pods. I can't think of a small fish that wouldn't eat your pods. However, you could like a lobster or something that would normally be detrimental to your main setup, but ideal for a fuge.
 

Mac1

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I don't know.. Fish that feed on the water column feed on plankton.. Plankton in our refugium's is precisely what we want to get into our tank, isn't it? By putting a fish in your refugium tank, you're kind of ruining the definition of a "refugium". If anything, I would opt for a Herbivore or something along those lines, however there aren't many small one's of those. A lobster, crab, pistol shrimp might make a decent addition, but I wouldn't put any fish in there...

- Mac
 

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