10ft in wall

[Tobbe]

Hi last year working with a in wall tank size 300x80x70cm and sump ca 250cm in L shape will be a mixed reef
Tank is custom-made in optiwhite glas
Abyss a400 return
royale supermarine 300 skimmer
Helix aqua skimmer cleaner
red dragon reactor pump for gfo/carbon/cheto
Kessil 380 refugium light
9 Radion G4 pro light
Reef genesis water change system
Gyre 280 x 2
MP 60 x 2
MP 40 x2
Apex 2016
DOS x2
Triton core 7 dosing

The power wall in progress

 

[Mikey Mane The Flare]

goals

 

[Tobbe]

floor heating and water pipes in place

 

[Bj’s Reef]

Looks like you are on your way to a fun build.

 

[Tobbe]

Thanks i hope it will be have lots of more photos coming up

 

[tupes]

Should be an interesting build. You're off to a great start. I'll be following along.

 

[Idoc]

That's really going to be nice! Interesting construction techniques... what country is this in?

 

[Tobbe]

Sweden

That's really going to be nice! Interesting construction techniques... what country is this in?

 

[Idoc]

Sweden

I figured you were in the scandinavian area! I've visited Sweden once and noticed it was pretty common to have heated floors installed in that area... like what you posted in your picture above. It's not as common in the US for that type of construction. Good luck! This will be a fun project to watch through completion.

 

[Tobbe]

I figured you were in the scandinavian area! I've visited Sweden once and noticed it was pretty common to have heated floors installed in that area... like what you posted in your picture above. It's not as common in the US for that type of construction. Good luck! This will be a fun project to watch through completion.

the cold winters make it nice with some heat on the floor and it makes water dry up super fast also
thanx

 

[Tobbe]

A new model of heat exchanger who should remove alout of moisture hopefully
also a water heater in place and HW reverse osmosis system i have used the last years who i really like putting out 1:1 ratio
putting alout of 220v sockets but need more
used stainless steel tubes for water no copper tubes

 

[Tobbe]

Good old Ikea had some stainless kitchen cabinets and sump Are in place
This Time i Will go all in of Triton so first chamber is ca 180 liters of refugium then skimmer and one frag section and one return

 

[Denisk]

This is going to be a great build!!

 

[Tobbe]

The tank wrapped at the maker shop

and delivery of Trition core 7 and some rows phos

This the rack i will use to adjust the lighting fixture will use Radion G4 pro as i have used Radion on my other tanks and really like em so will ge nice to se how the G4 is vs g3 pro i use today

 

[Mikey Mane The Flare]

Man! This is a dream build! Can't wait to see it up and running and stocked up

 

[Tobbe]

Thanx it sure is my dream build i will reuse some of the korralenwelt rock i used in my 375 liters reef but this time i will qt fish so i will run the tank in 2 months with out fish to hopefully have a ick free system

This photo is from my 375litersthe ceramic rock from korralenwelt in germany run this tank ca 5 years with only ceramic with no issues so reuse this with some real reef rock, caribsea rock and also some fresh live rock
The old tank will be quarantine tank

 

[joseserrano]

following

 

[VincesReef]

Looks awesome. Is the rack system your using for the lights an automated system with a button to raise and lower or is it a manual lift? I'm looking for something very similar for my 10ft tank. Defiantly going to pull some ideas from your build to add to my design. Great job.

 

[Tobbe]

Thanks its a manual lifting system i find it in a autoshop for use to raise roof boxes etc to cars then cut it down and welded the arms to get more narrow to fit the lighting rack , would be nice to have it automatic but i don't think i will mess to much with lower and raise it once its set
its very sudsy and i am sure its real cheap in the states , living in sweden high import tax and sales tax makes every purchase insanely more expensive

 

[BZOFIQ]

Tagging along,

This should be interesting. Euro-builds always are!