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Decided to make my own algae scrubber after wasting countless hours on youtube watching how well they worked for other people's tanks.  All in all I only spent about ten bucks on this project as I already had all of the tools, air pump, and LED to make this work.  The LED light would definitely be the most expensive part of the project, but I am no longer running a refugium on my tank resulting in my magnafuge LED not being used.  Sorry for the large images  :blink:.  Hopefully I get some algae growth soon so I can update with pics!

 

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Good old Santa Monica upflow scrubber.   I recommend taping up the plug on the light so it does not get eaten up by salt creep.  Those work awesome in nanos if you have a place to hide them out of sight in the tank.

Good old Santa Monica upflow scrubber.   I recommend taping up the plug on the light so it does not get eaten up by salt creep.  Those work awesome in nanos if you have a place to hide them out of sight in the tank.

 

Thanks for the tip! How's your 70g Wrasse sanctuary doing? i'd love to see a updated pic of it for this year :)

Thanks for the tip! How's your 70g Wrasse sanctuary doing? i'd love to see a updated pic of it for this year :)

It actually got transferred to the 225g.  But the big tank is doing good. I need to do an update on it tonight.

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