I have one of these ordered should be here tomorrow. Setting up my 10 gallon all-in-one. Already have the tank and a bunch of equipment to go with it just needed a matching stand.
I am setting up this nano as my Landlord won't allow my Reefer 250 but will allow this tank. I had this tank setup 4 years ago but took it down after 3 months when I bought my Red Sea Reefer. After taking down the nano I tried to sell it on Craig's List where it gandered a lot of interest for 4...
Bought my one Xmas present to myself already this year. Reef Octopus Elite 150-S. It might be overkill at this time but it’s a long term investment that will grow with me and it’s built with a lot of integrity.
Here I’m still organizing my electronics cords, getting it closer to done. I hope to make a video of it.
LED’s from Harbor Freight Tools. Mounted to the underside of the reefer 250 cabinet. I have the stand upside down here. Also mounted battery powered LED’s for when the power goes out.
Project is nearing completion. Just a teaser. Forgot to lock orientation. Such a crappy teaser. With Wi-Fi LEDs simulating Neptune Systems themed shade of orange light.
Project is nearing completion. Just a teaser. Forgot to lock orientation. Such a crappy teaser. With Wi-Fi LEDs simulating Neptune Systems themed shade of orange light.
Two months since the video above I decided to redo a bunch of the electronics cabinet and add the glass door in the mean time. Pictured wiring for DIY T5s, harness and dimming Apex cables. Bottom picture is Maxspect coral saw.
@coley650 650 I was so impressed with your lighting setup I decided to try and copy-cat. I have everything bought to replicate your Radion/ DIY T5 Hybrid setup. Not seen in the picture is Radions, RMS mounts, and floor edging strips, and T5 bulbs. Pictured from Iquatics is: reflectors, lamp LED endcaps, 2 channel dimming cables for Apex, wire harness with quick disconnects, extra reflector adhesive strips, and T5 dimming ballasts.
However I am lost about bending the floor edging strips to angles similar to yours. I could experiment but only to an extent as I have only 3 edging strips. They came to me inside a suitcase from Britain through a cousin of mine that lives there. She came back to the states for a short visit and was more than eggar to bring them to me. However she only brought 3, leaving 2 for the end product and just 1 to experiment with the angling. If you could help me with a proper angling as you have done yours I would be so great full to appreciate your help. Using one of those little clear plastic protractors that kids use in grade school should be adequate to measure. Also how did you bend your strips?
Thanks and best regards, Mitch Powers, AKA powers2001
Great tank and a great read! Following along. Thank you [emoji4] It’s getting there, I’ve been lucky in getting a handle on things that have popped up. The biggest lesson has been to balance taking action and reacting. Some things will do ok and some won’t, it’s tempting to mess around with...
Redoing a lot of my electronics cabinet. Rearranging a little and adding an Energy Bar 4, Lunar Simulator Module, removing the VDM, and Tunze control box.
Using this wood putty to fill in the old holes and paint over with the pen.
Picked up Calcium, Alkalinity, and Magnesium Kamoer dosing containers. And Apex FMM module. Might pick up a Kamoer container for trace elements. Containers have a float switch built into the cap with a 3.5mm jack plug on the other end that’s compatible with the Apex FMM module. When the fluid level gets real low in the container your Apex sends you an alert.
Had this acrylic mounting bracket custom made by JQ’s Reefshack. It’s for an Aqua Medic EVO 4 Reefdoser and he did an awesome job. Mounts vertically in my electronics cabinet. Love how it labels the pump heads.
I’m painting the plugs to my Adaptive Reef controller boards. Apex orange. I was all over Northwest Montana looking for the right color spray paint but had to settle for a custom color made brush on paint.