I started to build the 90, as an addition to my system.
Essentially it will be like a water change so I won't have much cycling to do and because all I am doing is spreading my existing creatures.
So I am on my phone. As I get free time I will get into more details but here is the quick idea.
90g display to a 55g drilled trash can to a 10g submersed ATS to a 29g with my Giant skimmer to the 55g sump/frag tank where my peppermint shrimp make babies and some mollies reside to clean.
Here's the 90 so far heating and filling.
In using 1 reef breeder value to start with my Lps. Once the tanks where I want it I'm adding a 2nd for some sps.
This tank replaced a 55g non drilled.
Here is the water and life forms (no rock or corals)
They live in my water silo as I call it
That's basically a holding tank while I bust my buns to get this filled as I watch osmosis in reverse. Ugh so slow.
I have a large can on my lazy cart so the pump has a little less head height. Its just a crappy little power head
And here is my soon to be hidden light expandable light pulley so I don't get my light wet when working.
Within reach behind the tank is a cable that i pull and the light raises up. It was strong enough to hold my gigantic pc fixture so I am very confident the reef breeders light will be just fine.
I have one bag of dry and one bag of wet live sand in there to start. I will add the rock soon and then More sand around that so the rocks are less likely to collapse.
The only fish in the tank to start will be my baby pair of snowflake clowns. I'm going to do my best to only add expensive fish and take my time designing it as I would have an art piece. This will be hard. I'm impatient lol. But this hobby turned addiction has taught me to not rush anything.
Stay Tuned as the water clears fills an becomes the reef it is destined to be for the next 50 years hopefully.
Essentially it will be like a water change so I won't have much cycling to do and because all I am doing is spreading my existing creatures.
So I am on my phone. As I get free time I will get into more details but here is the quick idea.
90g display to a 55g drilled trash can to a 10g submersed ATS to a 29g with my Giant skimmer to the 55g sump/frag tank where my peppermint shrimp make babies and some mollies reside to clean.
Here's the 90 so far heating and filling.
In using 1 reef breeder value to start with my Lps. Once the tanks where I want it I'm adding a 2nd for some sps.
This tank replaced a 55g non drilled.
Here is the water and life forms (no rock or corals)
They live in my water silo as I call it
That's basically a holding tank while I bust my buns to get this filled as I watch osmosis in reverse. Ugh so slow.
I have a large can on my lazy cart so the pump has a little less head height. Its just a crappy little power head
And here is my soon to be hidden light expandable light pulley so I don't get my light wet when working.
Within reach behind the tank is a cable that i pull and the light raises up. It was strong enough to hold my gigantic pc fixture so I am very confident the reef breeders light will be just fine.
I have one bag of dry and one bag of wet live sand in there to start. I will add the rock soon and then More sand around that so the rocks are less likely to collapse.
The only fish in the tank to start will be my baby pair of snowflake clowns. I'm going to do my best to only add expensive fish and take my time designing it as I would have an art piece. This will be hard. I'm impatient lol. But this hobby turned addiction has taught me to not rush anything.
Stay Tuned as the water clears fills an becomes the reef it is destined to be for the next 50 years hopefully.
