Brand New 8 gallon bio cube

I have several things in the works for both tanks. Some things I'm confident I can do, some things not so much. Looking into anemones for my son. His clowns have been um...busy. I'm upgrading his lighting to a Steve's so that won't be an issue.
 
BTW, looking for something made almost like a wreath hanger for the side of a tank. Any prefab suggestions?
Have you considered using a wreath hanger? :oops::rolleyes:
 
If you take a plexi strip and heat it with a a heat gun(make a line and heat the line front and back) , put the strip between two pieces of wood or in a vice , you can bend it.
https://www.dickblick.com/products/...MIrNT3iJSW3QIV04KzCh1UxA6YEAkYAiABEgJZqfD_BwE

That’s how I made the mounts for my dosing pumps and shelf for my snazzy 1500ml vintage ball jar doing fluid containers. And a bunch of other goofy little pieces.
 
This would be for an Aqua Medic breeder.
 
Look what followed me home...
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Keep out of direct light. Shaded light is best
 
She is on my sandbed with laminar flow right now. She came from a tank with black box lights.
 
Just made a whole rock available for new Coral. No more staghorn or gsp.
 

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