da6d2003 new tank project
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OP
OP
I'm still working on the new ideas you all have given me.
I have no idea where to aim the tunzes (6060 or 6080s)and what height to put them if I'm going to hide them. Any suggestions?
I have no idea where to aim the tunzes (6060 or 6080s)and what height to put them if I'm going to hide them. Any suggestions?
jessp
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looks good, glad you took my advice regarding the built in tunze holes in the overflow.
if you are running a CL or even for the return i'd plumb the lower returns on the inside of the overflow box down. that way they can get behind the rock work and keep anything from accumulating back there. It would really prevent dead spots.
otherwise looks awesome
if you are running a CL or even for the return i'd plumb the lower returns on the inside of the overflow box down. that way they can get behind the rock work and keep anything from accumulating back there. It would really prevent dead spots.
otherwise looks awesome
You can purchase new intake screens for your Tunzes. It's not cheap (roughly $100 for the pair), but your opening will go from 50mm to 63mm. Your flow pattern will be much wider, and aiming the Tunzes will be less critical.
Am I messing with you? No. Keeping a moray in a tank that size in inhumane.
:hammer:
I forgot to add. The new larger intake screens are designed for the Tunze 6200. They are compatible with all Streams.
Am I messing with you? No. Keeping a moray in a tank that size in inhumane.
:hammer:
I forgot to add. The new larger intake screens are designed for the Tunze 6200. They are compatible with all Streams.
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rarelyseriousb
give a pound
wow nice stuff.
OP
OP
what's been going on in my life (tank update)
AEFW was the straw that broke the camel's back and gave me an excuse to start the new build. AEFW discovered July 1st 2008.
Old setup with ghetto QT system on the right. 2 rk2 bins are behind the photographer.
(aforementioned bins)Still can't believe my wife let me keep all this stuff in the livingroom.
1st sketchup of the new setup. Minor changes were made to this design.
sump
canopy
AEFW was the straw that broke the camel's back and gave me an excuse to start the new build. AEFW discovered July 1st 2008.
Old setup with ghetto QT system on the right. 2 rk2 bins are behind the photographer.
(aforementioned bins)Still can't believe my wife let me keep all this stuff in the livingroom.
1st sketchup of the new setup. Minor changes were made to this design.
sump
canopy
OP
OP
Steel stand made of 1.5"x1.5" .125"wall tubing. Stand has removable center support.
here goes the wall..........
blue??? My wife made me do it. (actually an EXCELLENT idea!) ((she's sooo cool))
here goes the wall..........
blue??? My wife made me do it. (actually an EXCELLENT idea!) ((she's sooo cool))
OP
OP
moving in the rock. (yes I am using starboard)
lot's of yummy scripps water
mmmmm, yummy
bleh.........
light rack prototype in action. (2 more lumenmax3 to go)
actinics work
This is what the tank looked like 1 week ago.
lot's of yummy scripps water
mmmmm, yummy
bleh.........
light rack prototype in action. (2 more lumenmax3 to go)
actinics work
This is what the tank looked like 1 week ago.
OP
OP
started moving stuff in. Got tired of gluing so frags are just tossed in the sandbed for now.:thumpdown:
left side
tricolor lighting
Kinda goofed on my flow calculations. Too much flow in the fuge area? No problemo.
left side
tricolor lighting
Kinda goofed on my flow calculations. Too much flow in the fuge area? No problemo.
the captive reef
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You must have a REALLY COOL WIFE. If I had that in my living room, my wife would leave me LOL
mike
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