pics of my 20 gallon nano
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ramsey
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Very Very nice tank. And nice fire goby and clown.
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exile415
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nice
vejomatic
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feixjai: great looking 20!
Can you geek us out on the specs; equiptment list, mods tips and tricks?
Im just about to start my 20L up and really am interested in what your using. How is that "multi-flow" thingy your using on your PH working out?
Im not seeing a HOB filter, are you running a sump/fuge?
Thanks and keep up the good work and GL on your 55
~vn
Can you geek us out on the specs; equiptment list, mods tips and tricks?
Im just about to start my 20L up and really am interested in what your using. How is that "multi-flow" thingy your using on your PH working out?
Im not seeing a HOB filter, are you running a sump/fuge?
Thanks and keep up the good work and GL on your 55
~vn
feixjai
Active Member
thanks everyone for the comments. and nanoreef there are no bubble corals in there?
just a regular 20 gallon tall with an eclipse hood. the hood has a built in filter with biowheel and lights.
heater i think it was a 300 watt heater for 80 gallons tanks. i just put it at the lowest temps and my temps right now are 80 with my all my lights on. the multi flow is called a duckbill. its working pretty good. gets water to all the corals and anemone i have. if you want it to move get a powerful ph or it wont spin that fast. um one thing i did mod was adding new 50/50 lights. i didnt replace the original lights so its hiden under all the covers.
another was that the eclipse that exile sold to me didnt come with a built in powerhead so i have to use my own and run it to the UV and then back into the filter. i run one caridge with carbon inside and 2 bags of carbon. carbon is the only reason why my water is so crystal clean. nope i do not have a sump or fuge. no room in the house for all this stuff so have to stick with something simple. 20 lbs of live sand and 15 lbs of live rock i would have gotten 20 lbs but there was not enough room and my tank was position that it could be seen 2 ways. calepura rock (some kind of algae dont how to spell that) to reduce nitrates. reguler thermometer. if you still have any questions feel free to ask me
thanks again and good luck to you also setting up your 20 gallon long
just a regular 20 gallon tall with an eclipse hood. the hood has a built in filter with biowheel and lights.
heater i think it was a 300 watt heater for 80 gallons tanks. i just put it at the lowest temps and my temps right now are 80 with my all my lights on. the multi flow is called a duckbill. its working pretty good. gets water to all the corals and anemone i have. if you want it to move get a powerful ph or it wont spin that fast. um one thing i did mod was adding new 50/50 lights. i didnt replace the original lights so its hiden under all the covers.
another was that the eclipse that exile sold to me didnt come with a built in powerhead so i have to use my own and run it to the UV and then back into the filter. i run one caridge with carbon inside and 2 bags of carbon. carbon is the only reason why my water is so crystal clean. nope i do not have a sump or fuge. no room in the house for all this stuff so have to stick with something simple. 20 lbs of live sand and 15 lbs of live rock i would have gotten 20 lbs but there was not enough room and my tank was position that it could be seen 2 ways. calepura rock (some kind of algae dont how to spell that) to reduce nitrates. reguler thermometer. if you still have any questions feel free to ask me
thanks again and good luck to you also setting up your 20 gallon long
masala4080
Member
to me it looks like a type of rock anemone. I could be wrong though.
