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With my 5 gallon I'm doing about 1.5 gallons every Saturday and it's doing great. I thought about doing it twice a week but I thought that might be a little to much
I have a 2.6 Fluval spec III. Got it for $4 at listen. A steal!
Great 'scape!
Here's a link for the OP to my 2.6G Pico.
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/2-6g-fluval-spec-iii-pico-reef-tank-thread.259669/
I can't wait to see pictures of the light/stand! I want to do something different with my 5
Where are you at in Kansas man, that's where I am too!
I'm in junction city man! You are super closeManhattan, KS! You?
I'm in junction city man! You are super close
I really like that man! Needs show me how to make that. I'm thinking of grabbing other small tank to feed a green mandarin until I can put him in my big. Then use that tank as just a small coral tank. I really like that light man, I'm jealous. How much did it run youSo a thing happened today....! My light came in afterall, before the expected Tuesday delivery. So of course I immediately went to work on on building the little stand/fixture.. here are the photos of the finished product, looks more blue in the pictures than in person, maybe once corals are in I will pull out some gel filters haha. I also got lucky with a hook-up on a yasha goby and red-banded pistol shrimp combo, as well as a ball of chaeto for $35! Usually a $50 fish and $25 shrimp alone! I for sure had to abandon the neon dottyback idea and go with this little pair! I will post pictures of them as soon as they are more comfortable and start to show themselves some. They were acclimated and added to the tank, the lights are off for the night anyways. I will be adding chaeto in the middle section of the built in sump inside a little egg crate cage tomorrow. Will post pics of that when i do it as well. Don't mind the sloppy lid, I will be trimming it before long to fit more accurately along the edges, as well as making holes for cables/ some air along the back edge.
I really like that man! Needs show me how to make that. I'm thinking of grabbing other small tank to feed a green mandarin until I can put him in my big. Then use that tank as just a small coral tank. I really like that light man, I'm jealous. How much did it run you
Thanks! I'm probably about to try and do something like this. You made the stand to right ?Thanks! I edited my post to add a couple more details vs its original form to give hanging height and cost
So a thing happened today....! My light came in afterall, before the expected Tuesday delivery. So of course I immediately went to work on on building the little stand/fixture.. here are the photos of the finished product, looks more blue in the pictures than in person, maybe once corals are in I will pull out some gel filters haha. The light is hanging 14" above the water at the moment, the total water depth is about 9.5" (I read online that someone else had 15" of water and people were all recommending to hang the light 9-12" above the water for his case). This whole light set-up cost me about $30!
I also got lucky with a hook-up on a yasha goby and red-banded pistol shrimp combo, as well as a ball of chaeto for $35! Usually a $50 fish and $25 shrimp alone! I for sure had to abandon the neon dottyback idea and go with this little pair! I will post pictures of them as soon as they are more comfortable and start to show themselves some. They were acclimated and added to the tank, the lights are off for the night anyways. I will be adding chaeto in the middle section of the built in sump inside a little egg crate cage tomorrow. Will post pics of that when i do it as well. Don't mind the sloppy lid, I will be trimming it before long to fit more accurately along the edges, as well as making holes for cables/ some air along the back edge.
Thanks! I'm probably about to try and do something like this. You made the stand to right ?
Looks like it was perfect for it dude, really like the way the whole setup looks! I need to check your other threads!Yeah, the stand is just wiring conduit and I used an extension cord and ran it through the conduit, made an opening with a holesaw and attached the bulb to a fixture that connects to the extension cord inside the conduit through the hole I cut in it. I was able to find a plug in light bulb connection, worked perfectly for this.