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00W's AIO Smorgasbord

Aquarium Profile and Equipment

What type of saltwater aquarium is this?
Mixed Reef
Total Water Volume
115
When did you start this tank?
Jun 16, 2015
What is your aquarium made of?
Glass
Aquarium Length (inches)
48
Aquarium Width (inches)
18
Aquarium Height (inches)
24
Aquarium Overflow/Drain
Drain Style (durso, herbie, etc)
Aquarium Sump
YES
Sump Water Volume
20
Aquarium Stand
Wood
Aquarium Controller
NO
Protein Skimmer
NO
Protein Skimmer Make and Model
Lifereef vs3-24
Aquarium Reactors
  1. None
Return Pump
Eheim compaction 3000
What types of equipment are you using for water flow and circulation?
  1. Powerhead
  2. Wavemaker
Water Flow and Circulation Equipment List
Jebao OW 20 x2, OW10, Jebao 1300, 2 sicce small WaveMaker.
Aquarium Lighting
  1. T5 Fluorescent
  2. Natural Sunlight
Lighting Equipment List
Odyssea T5 HO fixture
Lighting PAR and Goals
Low
Dosing Equipment Detail
None
Auto Top Off or ATO
NO
Aquarium Heating and Cooling
  1. I am using a heater or heaters
Water Temperature
77
Heating and Cooling Equipment Detail
Eheim 300w with ink bird controller

Aquarium Water Chemistry and Parameters

pH Level
8.3
Specific Gravity
1.027
Nitrate or NO3
19
Phosphate or PO4
1.12
Calcium
440
Alkalinity
7
Magnesium
1300
Salt Brand
Red sea blue bucket
Trace Element Dosing
Kent essential elements

Aquarium Natural and Mechanical Filtration

Substrate
Bare Bottom (BB)
Substrate Level
No Substrate
Live Rock
75
Live Rock Type
Unknown
Nutrient Export
  1. Protein Skimmer
  2. Filter Sock
Water Changes
YES
Water Change Details
10% every Monday

Aquarium Tank Inhabitants (fish, coral, invert etc.)

Fish List
  1. Angelfish
  2. Clownfish
  3. Surgeonfish Tang
  4. Other Predatory
Total Fish
4
Coral List
  1. Zoanthids
  2. Soft Coral
  3. Mushroom Coral
  4. Other
Total Corals
6
Invert List
  1. Anemone
  2. Snails
  3. None
Total Inverts
0
Livestock Detail
Have a trigger which is not listed.
Livestock Quarantine
  1. No Quarantine

Aquarium Nutrition (fish, coral, invert etc. feeding)

Fish Feeding Frequency
Multiple Daily Feedings
Coral Feeding Frequency
Do Not Feed Coral Directly
Fish and Coral Feeding
  1. Flake
  2. Pellet
  3. Frozen
  4. Algae Strips
  5. Other
Auto Feeder
NO

Additional Aquarium Information

What do you think are the keys to your success in reefing?
Patience
I think the display is 70 something and then the sump is 30 something. I'll post the pictures later
I say go for it!
Those look like nice set ups plus you get tons of extra stuff.
I'm giving you my permission. ;) :rolleyes:
 
I say go for it!
Those look like nice set ups plus you get tons of extra stuff.
I'm giving you my permission. ;) :rolleyes:
I'm just worried because it's a G1 but oh well.. I'll think about it and if I decide I may get it I will go and looks at the seals to make sure they're in good condition.
 
So I found a used Red Sea Reefer 350 (I think G1....) for 1000. The guy seems pretty genuine. He said he's had it up and running up until a few weeks ago when he finally emptied it. It's been in A/C for the time it's been empty. It comes with 2 AI Hydras, an octo skimmer, tunze ato, and a few other things. Do you think I should get it or pass?
I would tell you to write to him and tell him to fill it with water and send you photos and then when he keeps it with water for a couple of days you go and see it physically.
 
So it's been a busy few hours. I picked the 2 pups up, Teddy want to play already and Goldie is exhausted. She could barely walk. It's going to be a rough 2 weeks trying to keep then calm but somehow I will do it.
Long slow walks....
 
There's another tank with a nice wooden stand for $550 and it's 125g. It supposedly has water in it. It's used as FW, but it has a 35g sump (I'd have to buy a baffle kit), and it's also drilled.

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I'd probably remove the top part, and stain the wood so it matches our barn doors. I think I may go with this because it's bigger... ;) :) still waiting to hear the condition of the seals.
 
There's another tank with a nice wooden stand for $550 and it's 125g. It supposedly has water in it. It's used as FW, but it has a 35g sump (I'd have to buy a baffle kit), and it's also drilled.

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I'd probably remove the top part, and stain the wood so it matches our barn doors. I think I may go with this because it's bigger... ;) :) still waiting to hear the condition of the seals.
Bigger is always better when it comes to aquariums!
 
There's another tank with a nice wooden stand for $550 and it's 125g. It supposedly has water in it. It's used as FW, but it has a 35g sump (I'd have to buy a baffle kit), and it's also drilled.

IMG_3198.jpg


I'd probably remove the top part, and stain the wood so it matches our barn doors. I think I may go with this because it's bigger... ;) :) still waiting to hear the condition of the seals.
that looks nice, bigger opens up stocking options!
 
There's another tank with a nice wooden stand for $550 and it's 125g. It supposedly has water in it. It's used as FW, but it has a 35g sump (I'd have to buy a baffle kit), and it's also drilled.

IMG_3198.jpg


I'd probably remove the top part, and stain the wood so it matches our barn doors. I think I may go with this because it's bigger... ;) :) still waiting to hear the condition of the seals.
540 gallon among many tanks in red wing, MN. might be a drive for ya!!!
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There's another tank with a nice wooden stand for $550 and it's 125g. It supposedly has water in it. It's used as FW, but it has a 35g sump (I'd have to buy a baffle kit), and it's also drilled.

IMG_3198.jpg


I'd probably remove the top part, and stain the wood so it matches our barn doors. I think I may go with this because it's bigger... ;) :) still waiting to hear the condition of the seals.
Looks perfect Walker!
 

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