Refugiums & Supplies
Refugiums, small aquariums that either sit next to or hang onto an existing saltwater or reef aquarium, are used by a growing number of aquarists to continually cycle water into and out of the existing tank.
Typically containing aragonite live rock, macroalgae (plants), and a deep sand or mud bed, refugiums provide inhabitants with natural food sources, filter water naturally, stabilize water conditions, help control algae growth, serve as temporary acclimation tanks for new inhabitants, among other benefits. Neighboring refugiums - those set up next to, or nearby, an existing aquarium - can also reduce the number of necessary water changes.
Refugiums offer an ideal natural solution for enhancing and maintaining healthy conditions in an existing aquarium.
Refugiums, small aquariums that either sit next to or hang onto an existing saltwater or reef aquarium, are used by a growing number of aquarists to continually cycle water into and out of the existing tank.
Typically containing aragonite live rock, macroalgae (plants), and a deep sand or mud bed, refugiums provide inhabitants with natural food sources, filter water naturally, stabilize water conditions, help control algae growth, serve as temporary acclimation tanks for new inhabitants, among other benefits. Neighboring refugiums - those set up next to, or nearby, an existing aquarium - can also reduce the number of necessary water changes.
Refugiums offer an ideal natural solution for enhancing and maintaining healthy conditions in an existing aquarium.
