ReefDudes 6' Shallow Reef 2.0
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Thats the one! The tank should be done.. just waiting for Dave to do the Sump nextAnd wait a minute, Is your tank still being made?? I should go have a look at it myself! Assuming you're referring to concept aquariums out of Calgary
JoshH
Tank Status: Wet...ish, growing things....
Thats the one! The tank should be done.. just waiting for Dave to do the Sump next
I might have to head on over and check it out myself
And ooooo I've always loved the thought of a custom glass sump. Might do one for my next build.
Im going all out with polished edges in the blass sump too! haha but going with black acrylic/silicone for the baffles to block light incase i turn it into a refugium at some point.I might have to head on over and check it out myself
And ooooo I've always loved the thought of a custom glass sump. Might do one for my next build.
if you go check it out let me know how its looking! hehe
Salty_Box_Reef
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Will gas supply places refill the bottle since it’s painted?
I asked the beverage store that filled it when I was picking it up and they didn't seem to care if i painted it and couldn't see why it would be an issue! So no problem for me.. however its likely wise to check with your local re-fill station before you add that extra pizazz to your cylinder
So I’m torn and can’t decide on new the current rock/scape or get new stuff and start fresh.
Only big downside of keeping is there is some bubble algae hiding in the cracks that I would prefer not to introduce but there is ways to deal with that.... still back and forth. Can’t decide!
Only big downside of keeping is there is some bubble algae hiding in the cracks that I would prefer not to introduce but there is ways to deal with that.... still back and forth. Can’t decide!
srusso
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You will always get algae, just like this rock did. What you have there is way more valuable then a fleeting chance of having new rock without bubble algae... Is new always better? You at least know what you have in this rock...So I’m torn and can’t decide on new the current rock/scape or get new stuff and start fresh.
Only big downside of keeping is there is some bubble algae hiding in the cracks that I would prefer not to introduce but there is ways to deal with that.... still back and forth. Can’t decide!
True, and having established rock with life and sponges goes along way as well. I sometimes feel limited with coral space with the current layout. Also sometimes few I should have more caves for fish.. back and forth like a a yo yo on this one
srusso
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Honestly, I have watched most of your videos. I don't think you should change this tank at all. The new tank should be setup as an additional tank. Tie both into one sump but you have room for a third tank? Lol
I appreciate you filling the channel! [emoji3590]
Sadly I don’t have room for another tank st this time and I’ll be selling this one to pay for the upgrades so it’s all moving into the very similar but slightly larger (by 50-60g) home!
I did consider throwing this tank into the shed for future use but we shall see
srusso
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Your channel is really blowing up, double down. Definitely keep the tank if you can.I appreciate you filling the channel! [emoji3590]
Sadly I don’t have room for another tank st this time and I’ll be selling this one to pay for the upgrades so it’s all moving into the very similar but slightly larger (by 50-60g) home!
I did consider throwing this tank into the shed for future use but we shall see
JoshH
Tank Status: Wet...ish, growing things....
I appreciate you filling the channel! [emoji3590]
Sadly I don’t have room for another tank st this time and I’ll be selling this one to pay for the upgrades so it’s all moving into the very similar but slightly larger (by 50-60g) home!
I did consider throwing this tank into the shed for future use but we shall see
Took a look at your tank yesterday, didn't grab any pics but looks pretty sweet!
Very cool! The mitred corners are a nice touch [emoji106][emoji2534]
Have you thought about doing a closed loop with bulkheads on the bottom of the tank and hiding the pipe work and such in the rockwork?
Have you thought about doing a closed loop with bulkheads on the bottom of the tank and hiding the pipe work and such in the rockwork?
I’m Thinking of hiding a single pose head in the rock on the peninsula end!
In other exciting new I got my stand today!
My current plan what I’m debating is mounting the powerbars on the flat chunks to free up space
It will poke down a bit. But I should be able to create a facade or something to hide the wires later
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