210 Tank Pics of New Rock and Corals 10.13.06
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sugarfox03
Member
Hey there! I love your tank...it is by far my favorite tank I have ever seen. Its just beautiful!!
devaji108
Member
hey efishnsea love the tank but were are you getting all thoses killer rics? there prob. one of my fav. coral...I got a couple purple browish wanta trade..LOl ? but if you could share your hook up that would be real cool devaji108@yahoo.com my 240 needs some rics
CHEERS and happy reefing
CHEERS and happy reefing
brucewrs
Member
WOW!!! What an awsome tank!!! Nice job.I have a 210 but mostly just live rock and fish....If you ever want to get rid of any thing I am in the next town over.lol. BTW do you know anyone getting rid of a tank max size 28x22 16 high.. Can be a little smaller but can not be longer than 28". Building a fuge Thanks,Bruce
efishnsea
Active Member
Hey sign guy and jay C
I have 3-250 coralvue MHs, 4- 96w 460nm actinicts for lighting. Getting ready to add some moon lights. I made the sump to fit the base using acrylic I had cut to the dimensions I wanted. I glued the sump together myself to save a bunch of money, it was really easy. The water is being filtered through 2layers of the blue white filter pad, from the overflow. The water is skimmed with a berlin skimmer. I do not have a fuge, mabey a future addition, everything is just fine w/o it. I drip approx 3 1/2 gallons of kalk everynight for calcium maintenance and a stable ph. I have that much evaporation because of the 10" fan I have blowing on the water surface, which brought the temp down a few degrees. The water is kept a 79 degrees with an actica 1/3hp chiller.
Live stock one of each
clarki clown
foxface rabbit fish
yellow tang
diadema
yellow coris wrass
flame angel
Any suggestions on some more fish that I might add :thinking: ????
I have 3-250 coralvue MHs, 4- 96w 460nm actinicts for lighting. Getting ready to add some moon lights. I made the sump to fit the base using acrylic I had cut to the dimensions I wanted. I glued the sump together myself to save a bunch of money, it was really easy. The water is being filtered through 2layers of the blue white filter pad, from the overflow. The water is skimmed with a berlin skimmer. I do not have a fuge, mabey a future addition, everything is just fine w/o it. I drip approx 3 1/2 gallons of kalk everynight for calcium maintenance and a stable ph. I have that much evaporation because of the 10" fan I have blowing on the water surface, which brought the temp down a few degrees. The water is kept a 79 degrees with an actica 1/3hp chiller.
Live stock one of each
clarki clown
foxface rabbit fish
yellow tang
diadema
yellow coris wrass
flame angel
Any suggestions on some more fish that I might add :thinking: ????
efishnsea
Active Member
Originally Posted by brucewrs
You built that sump yourself?Where did you get the materials and what did you use?Thanks
There is an plastics distributer down by the airport. I brought the dimensions for the pieces I needed and they cut them for me. They have special machines for that. They sell the glue there. You just tape the sides together (one at a time) and apply the acrylic glue.it bonds fast so that you can move on tho the next piece. The joint will suck the glue in. After it drys overnight use aquarium silicone on the corners anr your done. I think the materials were about 45 :thinking: bucks. The sump is 18x18x27 which equals 38 gallons.
I try to get the exact name of that place and post
.
You built that sump yourself?Where did you get the materials and what did you use?Thanks
There is an plastics distributer down by the airport. I brought the dimensions for the pieces I needed and they cut them for me. They have special machines for that. They sell the glue there. You just tape the sides together (one at a time) and apply the acrylic glue.it bonds fast so that you can move on tho the next piece. The joint will suck the glue in. After it drys overnight use aquarium silicone on the corners anr your done. I think the materials were about 45 :thinking: bucks. The sump is 18x18x27 which equals 38 gallons.
I try to get the exact name of that place and post
brucewrs
Member
Originally Posted by efishnsea
There is an plastics distributer down by the airport. I brought the dimensions for the pieces I needed and they cut them for me. They have special machines for that. They sell the glue there. You just tape the sides together (one at a time) and apply the acrylic glue.it bonds fast so that you can move on tho the next piece. The joint will suck the glue in. After it drys overnight use aquarium silicone on the corners anr your done. I think the materials were about 45 :thinking: bucks. The sump is 18x18x27 which equals 38 gallons.
I try to get the exact name of that place and post
.
That would be great.Thanks
There is an plastics distributer down by the airport. I brought the dimensions for the pieces I needed and they cut them for me. They have special machines for that. They sell the glue there. You just tape the sides together (one at a time) and apply the acrylic glue.it bonds fast so that you can move on tho the next piece. The joint will suck the glue in. After it drys overnight use aquarium silicone on the corners anr your done. I think the materials were about 45 :thinking: bucks. The sump is 18x18x27 which equals 38 gallons.
I try to get the exact name of that place and post
That would be great.Thanks