Start of one "BIG" SPS tank
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grumpygils
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Hey Goodwin,
I tell ya, if you can't grow SPS's after all of this, I will never buy another! Once it is really going and growing, how about you put in a tank cam so we can just stare at your tank while on conference calls!
Mc
I tell ya, if you can't grow SPS's after all of this, I will never buy another! Once it is really going and growing, how about you put in a tank cam so we can just stare at your tank while on conference calls!
Mc
goodwin9
Active Member
Originally Posted by grumpygils
Hey Goodwin,
I tell ya, if you can't grow SPS's after all of this, I will never buy another! Once it is really going and growing, how about you put in a tank cam so we can just stare at your tank while on conference calls!
Mc
You spoiled the surprise, when I get everything up and running, I will start working on the website devoted to this tank. Plans are to have a live web cam. I am playing with a couple different cameras right now that will allow the viewer to move the camera. Getting the tank setup and running is the first priority right now.
Hey Goodwin,
I tell ya, if you can't grow SPS's after all of this, I will never buy another! Once it is really going and growing, how about you put in a tank cam so we can just stare at your tank while on conference calls!
Mc
You spoiled the surprise, when I get everything up and running, I will start working on the website devoted to this tank. Plans are to have a live web cam. I am playing with a couple different cameras right now that will allow the viewer to move the camera. Getting the tank setup and running is the first priority right now.
grumpygils
Active Member
Originally Posted by goodwin9
You spoiled the surprise, when I get everything up and running, I will start working on the website devoted to this tank. Plans are to have a live web cam. I am playing with a couple different cameras right now that will allow the viewer to move the camera. Getting the tank setup and running is the first priority right now.
Great minds...bla bla bla! Charge a $1/month! You could also probably charge for consulting since I assume you have seen,read about or inspected every hi-dollar peice of equipment out there!
Mc
You spoiled the surprise, when I get everything up and running, I will start working on the website devoted to this tank. Plans are to have a live web cam. I am playing with a couple different cameras right now that will allow the viewer to move the camera. Getting the tank setup and running is the first priority right now.
Great minds...bla bla bla! Charge a $1/month! You could also probably charge for consulting since I assume you have seen,read about or inspected every hi-dollar peice of equipment out there!
Mc
goodwin9
Active Member
I did the first water check today;
Salinity 1.021
PH 8.4
NH3 1.3
NO2 3.3
NO3 .20
I started the sand filters and phos ban reactor up today and will check things again this weeked. I'm not knowegable enough to know where these numbers puts things in terms of cycling. I just know that there is a ways to go before the tank is ready.
Salinity 1.021
PH 8.4
NH3 1.3
NO2 3.3
NO3 .20
I started the sand filters and phos ban reactor up today and will check things again this weeked. I'm not knowegable enough to know where these numbers puts things in terms of cycling. I just know that there is a ways to go before the tank is ready.
patrick8929
Active Member
updates!!!!
1knight164
Member
OMFG!!! That is awesome!!
miamireefr
Member
Man definitely props on going so large and keeping it up but have to say it's a damn shame it's in a basement. That is definitely a great conversation piece in a living room but I know the weight factor is a big issue.. Keep it up..
Nick
Nick
iowafish
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Originally Posted by goodwin9
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Thanks Goodwin, but no worries. I think I actually stumbled across the answer on 'the other' large forum site while searching threads on other large coral tanks.
Anyways, props to you. Can't wait for the critters to go into your new tank. "Critter cam" will be mighty cool too! ***)
KH
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Thanks Goodwin, but no worries. I think I actually stumbled across the answer on 'the other' large forum site while searching threads on other large coral tanks.
Anyways, props to you. Can't wait for the critters to go into your new tank. "Critter cam" will be mighty cool too! ***)
KH
goodwin9
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Here is a picture from my salt room. The RO unit is sitting on the floor against the back wall. This fills the large 110 RO storage tank on the right. The two 55 gallons tanks are for mixing the salt water. The new tank is topped off directly from the large RO storage tank.
the j.o.p.
Member
you should buy stock in Intant Ocean.
goodwin9
Active Member
Originally Posted by shogun323
thats funny stuff
Your setup is amazing Goodwin!!! Keep it up and keep those pictures coming. You must have an amazing wife to have a setup like this!!!
You really don't think I have a wife with all of this do you? :notsure: The tanks and my cat are all I can handle. (Can't afford a wife)
Your setup is amazing Goodwin!!! Keep it up and keep those pictures coming. You must have an amazing wife to have a setup like this!!!
You really don't think I have a wife with all of this do you? :notsure: The tanks and my cat are all I can handle. (Can't afford a wife)
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bonita69
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No wife Goodwin!!!!!!!!!!!! :cheer: :cheer: :cheer: Lets see a pic of you next to your tank!!!!!!
fishrule
Member
Originally Posted by goodwin9
Here is a picture from my salt room. The RO unit is sitting on the floor against the back wall. This fills the large 110 RO storage tank on the right. The two 55 gallons tanks are for mixing the salt water. The new tank is topped off directly from the large RO storage tank.
How do you regulate the correct salinity of your mixing tanks? Do you have a diagram of this setup?
Here is a picture from my salt room. The RO unit is sitting on the floor against the back wall. This fills the large 110 RO storage tank on the right. The two 55 gallons tanks are for mixing the salt water. The new tank is topped off directly from the large RO storage tank.
How do you regulate the correct salinity of your mixing tanks? Do you have a diagram of this setup?