Custom Requests!

don_chuwish · Feb 10, 2018

Great to hear! I have something in mind, a bit back burner for now. But if I don't have to worry about what I can/can't do with the table saw & router it'll free up my design choices a bit.
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/diy-aio-nano-design.348559/

pecan2phat · Feb 11, 2018

I'd be interested in this idea that I was trying to get off the ground.
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/filter-sock-holder-alternative.357769/#post-4438219

cburto · Feb 11, 2018

Looking for a custom round cylinder without s bottom to help protect a cynarina from a snotty Interuptus . I can provide dimensions with a PM. Would like the cylinder to be open at the top but have drilled or lasers holes to allow me to string fishing line to help deter future visits from the angel.

dilligaf29 · Feb 11, 2018

Do u make media cups to replace the filter socks on the Red Sea reefer 250 ? I'd be intrested in 2 if u do

mta_morrow · Feb 11, 2018

Sent you a pm

cburto · Feb 12, 2018

PM please I am a returning customer and have a custom request

cromag27 · Oct 29, 2018

your tank is thirsty.

BoSalman · Oct 29, 2018

How about shipping a sump to Kuwait? I wish i can find a well built sump shipped to here wihtout 30+ days lead time..

cromag27 · Oct 29, 2018

BoSalman said:
How about shipping a sump to Kuwait? I wish i can find a well built sump shipped to here wihtout 30+ days lead time..

pm me the size.

James M · Oct 30, 2018

Could you do a anemone box ?

cromag27 · Oct 30, 2018

James M said:
Could you do a anemone box ?

i make the best ones available.

https://octoaquatics.com/the-shu/

BoSalman · Oct 30, 2018

cromag27 said:
pm me the size.

PM Sent

Steven Garland · Oct 30, 2018

How about a false wall for a 5.5g tank ? 8.375" x 10.5" black acrylic with overflow on one side and hole for .5" bulkhead on the other.

raultsu · Oct 30, 2018

how about a coral feeder for scolys

Mykesocalreef · Oct 30, 2018

I have an acclimation box that I purchased, unfortunately before I found your site. Mine uses suction cups. Was looking for a magnetic conversion. The box has holes that mount to the suction cups. Holes on one end are larger so you insert and slide up or down to lock in place. Hope that makes sense.. Think its possible?

Hogan · Oct 30, 2018

I've always wanted a acclimation box that has removable dividers in it so that you can have more then 1 space in the acclimation box. It would be useful in getting clowns used to each other or acclimating fish that you don't want to be together at first as they need to get used to each other as well. The dividers would need to have lots of slots and holes in it to allow the max water flow through it between chambers.

Also, what about an acclimation box with a perforated bottom. A problem I have with current acclimation boxes is left over food, fish poop, or debris in the water column settles in the bottom of the acclimation box and gets all nasty. It would be nice if it were perforated so all that debris and and food could fall through into the main tank with the other critters can clean it up.

While dreaming about the perfect acclimation box, it would be cool if it were modular so you could add on to it to make it larger or smaller. I have more than 1 tank with sizes ranging from 180g to 6g. I need a large acclimation box to acclimate a tang for the 180, but a small one to acclimate a goby in the 10g. It would be useful if basically there was a base size acclimation box and then you could add on additional boxes to make it into a larger box as needed.

The last idea applies to all acclimation boxes. I find that the box sits to close to the glass. This presents 3 problems. 1, the glass behind the box doesn't get cleaned so it looks gross. 2, snails try to get behind the box to clean the glass and it pushes the box and pops it off the wall. 3, I've had small fish (like baby clowns) try to hide between the glass and the box, get stuck and die. If the box could be held farther off the glass (maybe pegs at the corners or something) that would alleviate those problems.

cromag27 · Oct 30, 2018

Steven Garland said:
How about a false wall for a 5.5g tank ? 8.375" x 10.5" black acrylic with overflow on one side and hole for .5" bulkhead on the other.

i make all sizes of false walls!

https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/octo-wall™-false-wall-for-aio.292445/

cromag27 · Oct 30, 2018

raultsu said:
how about a coral feeder for scolys

explain what design you have in mind.

cromag27 · Oct 30, 2018

Mykesocalreef said:
I have an acclimation box that I purchased, unfortunately before I found your site. Mine uses suction cups. Was looking for a magnetic conversion. The box has holes that mount to the suction cups. Holes on one end are larger so you insert and slide up or down to lock in place. Hope that makes sense.. Think its possible?

https://octoaquatics.com/octo-pods/

cromag27 · Oct 30, 2018

Hogan said:
I've always wanted a acclimation box that has removable dividers in it so that you can have more then 1 space in the acclimation box. It would be useful in getting clowns used to each other or acclimating fish that you don't want to be together at first as they need to get used to each other as well. The dividers would need to have lots of slots and holes in it to allow the max water flow through it between chambers.

Also, what about an acclimation box with a perforated bottom. A problem I have with current acclimation boxes is left over food, fish poop, or debris in the water column settles in the bottom of the acclimation box and gets all nasty. It would be nice if it were perforated so all that debris and and food could fall through into the main tank with the other critters can clean it up.

While dreaming about the perfect acclimation box, it would be cool if it were modular so you could add on to it to make it larger or smaller. I have more than 1 tank with sizes ranging from 180g to 6g. I need a large acclimation box to acclimate a tang for the 180, but a small one to acclimate a goby in the 10g. It would be useful if basically there was a base size acclimation box and then you could add on additional boxes to make it into a larger box as needed.

The last idea applies to all acclimation boxes. I find that the box sits to close to the glass. This presents 3 problems. 1, the glass behind the box doesn't get cleaned so it looks gross. 2, snails try to get behind the box to clean the glass and it pushes the box and pops it off the wall. 3, I've had small fish (like baby clowns) try to hide between the glass and the box, get stuck and die. If the box could be held farther off the glass (maybe pegs at the corners or something) that would alleviate those problems.

all good ideas! my reef boxes have slots in the bottom but only a few so good will still need to be blown out with a baster.

i can create a baffle inside but making them modular is a whole different story. it would basically conpromise the structure and make the box way more fragile.

i can set my boxes away from the glass but snails come in all sizes!!!