when is a fuge too small

[Europhyllia]

I am planning the sump for the seahorse cube. Looks like I will only have about an 4" by 15" area to spare.
Do you think that's even worth sticking some cheato in it? Or just too small to matter?

[Mr Cob]

oh man...good question. I would guess it's never too small as long as there's an isolated area for pods to grow and for a deep sandbed (if that's your thing) to sit.

Think about all the mods done to BioCubes...to have a little mini fuge....man I would have loved to have a 4" x 15" fuge area when I had my Aquapod and BioCube....I had something like 3" x 6"!

yes, I think it's worth putting some macro in. Definitely.

[cbianco]

oh man...good question. I would guess it's never too small as long as there's an isolated area for pods to grow and for a deep sandbed (if that's your thing) to sit.

Think about all the mods done to BioCubes...to have a little mini fuge....man I would have loved to have a 4" x 15" fuge area when I had my Aquapod and BioCube....I had something like 3" x 6"!

yes, I think it's worth putting some macro in. Definitely.

+1

My Finnex has a really small fuge area. When I look in there I can see a fair amount of life crawling around.

Christopher :)

[Big_Pun]

I turned a aquaclear 70 into a fuge and cheato grew like crazy. my pico had very low nitrates, I also kept a small bag of chemipure elite in there, so I say go for it.

[jpond83]

I built a 6 gallong fuge out of an old eclipse sitting around. A regular 10g wouldnt fit under my stand.