LET IT FLOW! LET IT FLOW! LET IT FLOW! Tunze Giveaway!

[9975]

Large Build - The 350 Gallon Adventure

This is a placeholder for my 350 gallon tank that's supposed to ship in the next week. I can't hardly contain my excitement!!

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[Darsh]

Official entry:

Build Thread - My DIY/Ghetto/cheap build

So a quick back story… I’ve been out of the saltwater hobby and actually completely tankless for about 6 years. I sold my tanks when I left my home country of Ireland to live in Poland. The itch starting to come back and I finally decided I NEED A TANK!! After spending a lot of money in the...

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[Darsh]

Bonus Entry 1:
Low power consumption, low heat, quiet and controllable!!

 

[Darsh]

Bonus Entry 2:

 

[Darsh]

Bonus Entry 3:
Thread update

Build Thread - My DIY/Ghetto/cheap build

A DIY build wouldn't be complete without some homemade rocks :) I read a few recipes online and went with mix of sand, white cement and expanded clay. Unfortunately I added too much water, panicked and then added more cement to dry it out and ended up with heavy and not very porous rocks. I...

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[Darsh]

Bonus Entry 4:
Shared on Twitter

 

[Scubajunior]

Nano Build - Nuvo EXT 30L Build

I'm back into the hobby after a 3 year hiatus and I'm super excited to start! Have going back and forth between a Nuvo 20, Nuvo 30L and a Nuvo EXT 30L, I finally landed on the EXT 30L. I liked the long 3 ft version and the ability to add a sump. I had also planned on building my own stand to...

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[Scubajunior]

I need a good backup pump!

 

[Johnd651]

Bonus 3 for this week

Build Thread - Possibly... the World's Slowest Tank Build

So, back in 2012 I had multiple reef tanks, and coral tanks, and all sorts of FW tanks. Being in grad school, and moving around a lot, it was hard to keep moving the tanks, so in 2016 when I moved from Utah back home to NY, I had donated a lot of what I had left, and moved my African Cichlid 55...

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Got the tank figured out, can really use the flow

 

[SCReef'n]

Build thread

Cube Build - 60 cube with custom stand and DIY 40b sump

So this is my first saltwater tank. I built the stand to accommodate a 40breeder DIY sump. I wasn’t satisfied with limiting my sump size to the footprint of the display tank. Also the quality of the commercially available ones in my lfs seemed questionable. Any suggestions and constructive...

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[SCReef'n]

Bonus entry #1
These would be a perfect fit for my 60 cube. My current flow is provided by an mp10 and these would allow me to aim flow where it’s needed

 

[SCReef'n]

Bonus entry #2
Mp10 doing all the work currently. (Pun intended)

 

[SCReef'n]

Bonus#3
Build thread updated 12/1

Cube Build - 60 cube with custom stand and DIY 40b sump

Orphek Atlantik compact V4

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[Strawberry]

BONUS ENTRY #2: Post a photo of your current flow device in your tank.

Two MP10's. One on each side. Need flow from back to front.

I love your aquascape! Where’d you get that rock?

 

[Strawberry]

Bonus entry #1,
1. I love the relatively low energy consumption of this powerhead considering its versatility and power.

 

[Strawberry]

Bonus entry #2.
I am currently running the 1k icecap gyre.

 

[Strawberry]

Bonus entry #3


3. Updated thread:https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/does-anyone-else-enjoy-diy-as-much-as-livestock.654002/page-5

 

[Strawberry]

Bonus entry #4


4. Shared on instagram: jayda_marie17

 

[TheShrimpNibbler]

Official entry:

Build Thread - 45 gallon tank thread

My tank is a 45 gallon, 36” tank. I have about 40 pound of live sand and 30 pounds of dry rock. I plan to add more rock. I have an aqueon pro heater and penguin hang on back bio-wheel filter. After going through ich out breaks losing several fish, I set up two quarantine tanks. One 5 gallon...

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[TheShrimpNibbler]

Bonus 1:
I’d like to win because I would love to have the controllability and quietness of these pumps in my tank.