Inland Biocube

[tdog]

Hey all,

I’m from Tennessee, hence the “inland”.
I’ve recently rejoined the reefing hobby. I started with a 29G JBJ Nanocube metal halide in 2017. Now I’ve returned with a 32G LED Biocube. The difference in lighting is phenomenal. Anyways this tank was already running for 2 years when I got it.
Here are some progression pictures.

 

[tdog]

And here is the latest of my tank. My favorite so far is the hellfire torch coral.
August 28, 2023

August 28, 2023 Video Tour

 

[Gumbies R Us]

And here is the latest of my tank. My favorite so far is the hellfire torch coral.

That torch is nice!

 

[tdog]

That torch is nice!

Thank you sir! I was scared to get into euphyllia because of their toxins and obvious stinging tentacles. But now I love them!

 

[c4haskett]

Nice tank man! I dont think Euphyllia can sting you or are toxic to you.

 

[Tuan’s Reef]

awesome job on the tank.

 

[tdog]

Nice tank man! I dont think Euphyllia can sting you or are toxic to you.

i thought I read somewhere they can release toxins, but maybe it was just the sting from their tips that’s toxic. I’ve accidentally grazed it with my finger and definitely felt something haha

 

[tdog]

awesome job on the tank.

Thank you very much!

 

[7of9]

Welcome! I also have a 32g LED biocube. My first tank was a 12g T5 biocube some years ago. I like the AIO aspect and the lid really keeps evaporation to a minimum. my 32g just finished cycling, so now the fun begins!

 

[tdog]

Welcome! I also have a 32g LED biocube. My first tank was a 12g T5 biocube some years ago. I like the AIO aspect and the lid really keeps evaporation to a minimum. my 32g just finished cycling, so now the fun begins!

Congrats! I also enjoy the all-in-one with a lid form factor. It really does help with evap. Enjoy it!