Has anyone done a 10g (20”x10”x12”) frag tank? I’ve got a couple tanks just sitting around that I’m trying to find a use for. Also curious on using a 15g (24”x12”x12”) as a frag tank. I’m assuming if I did this a tiered frag rack would be the best?
10g Frag Tank?
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MoshJosh
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I have a 5 gallon frag tank plumbed into my main system. . . the space is pretty limiting but better than nothing. Most frags are on tiles on the floor, but I have 2 magnetic racks on the sides of the tank. . . IM (I think) also makes a pretty cool expandable rack I though about buying!
Rusty_L_Shackleford
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Kindof. I have a 10g that started life as a qt tank and has kinda morphed I to an experiment/utility tank. I recently put a Gen 3 xr30 radion over it and am experimenting with that. Have a couple frags and a breeding colony of mollies in it. Also currently housing my wife's michaels pistol shrimp and a royal gramma that's in observation before going into my main tank.
I like this. How did you do the plumbing? Is it plumbed into your main display?I have a 5 gallon frag tank plumbed into my main system. . . the space is pretty limiting but better than nothing. Most frags are on tiles on the floor, but I have 2 magnetic racks on the sides of the tank. . . IM (I think) also makes a pretty cool expandable rack I though about buying!
MoshJosh
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Yeah! Has it's own return pump in the sump connected to one of these:
Return Jet
The CPR Return jet offers a fast and convenient solution for plumbing return lines up and over the rim of the aquarium. This is a great option when drilling the glass for a bulkhead is not practical or possible. The U-shape of the return jet allows the assembly to simply hang right on the rim...
www.bulkreefsupply.com
and use a 1" bulkhead + bulkhead strainer for return.
Awesome! Did you drill it yourself? I’d love to see a picture when you can. Thank in advance!
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