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View BadgesSo @Nibejeebies has worked hard to set up my new tank, which we are moving my stock in the biocube 14 to it as soon as we are certain its cycled.
Princess's Upgrade ( Thanks to @Chriscrna for pointing out that Im a princess at the club meet )
So here is the information in the tank-
Set up with 60lbs Live sand, 43 lbs of Live Rock, 26 lbs of Dry Rock, 30 gallons of fresh salt water, and 34 gallons of live salt water (water from @Nibejeebies 72 gallon). He's dosed it with Aquavitro Seed each day since its been set up as well as feeding the tank pellets daily and we threw in some krill as well. We have been checking on the ammonia badge several times a day, haven't seen any yet, Nitrites has been non detectable, nitrates will be checked later tonight. We are going to be using nibejeebies' account with aquatic log to keep track of all parameters and such.
Pics coming in an edit.
All set up ready for sand
60 lbs live sand, Fiji pink and the rock didn't get a pic of the rock before he put the sand in and clouded it up.
Yay! Stars!
He had to go to Home Depot for the return line and a surge protector for the tank! Tsk tsk... He was not prepared.
He added the moon light to the center of the ocean revive.
Finally cleared up on Sunday.
He took this shell back out of the tank and took a blowtorch to this manjao. I thought it was pretty..
There's plenty of caves and swim thru's and there's not an area in the tank that can't be seen from one of the four viewing angles. There's a few "bolt holes" through out the entire rock work that should be interesting for the highfin goby.
More to follow!
Princess's Upgrade ( Thanks to @Chriscrna for pointing out that Im a princess at the club meet )
So here is the information in the tank-
Started: September 3, 2016
Official Volume: 60 Gallons
Actual Volume: 64 Gallons
Dimensions: 24'' x 24'' x 24''
Make: Deep Blue
Model: 60 C RR
Lighting: OceanRevive Arctic-T247 & Reef Brite Moonpad
Heater: Eheim Jager TruTemp
Aquarium: Deep Blue Professional Cube 60 Reef Ready
Stand: Deep Blue Stand
Skimmer: Reef Octopus Classic 110INT 4'' Internal Protein Skimmer
Powerhead: Jebao RW-4
Pump::Jebao DC-4000
Sump: Aqueon ProFlex Sump Filtration System Model 3
Official Volume: 60 Gallons
Actual Volume: 64 Gallons
Dimensions: 24'' x 24'' x 24''
Make: Deep Blue
Model: 60 C RR
Lighting: OceanRevive Arctic-T247 & Reef Brite Moonpad
Heater: Eheim Jager TruTemp
Aquarium: Deep Blue Professional Cube 60 Reef Ready
Stand: Deep Blue Stand
Skimmer: Reef Octopus Classic 110INT 4'' Internal Protein Skimmer
Powerhead: Jebao RW-4
Pump::Jebao DC-4000
Sump: Aqueon ProFlex Sump Filtration System Model 3
Set up with 60lbs Live sand, 43 lbs of Live Rock, 26 lbs of Dry Rock, 30 gallons of fresh salt water, and 34 gallons of live salt water (water from @Nibejeebies 72 gallon). He's dosed it with Aquavitro Seed each day since its been set up as well as feeding the tank pellets daily and we threw in some krill as well. We have been checking on the ammonia badge several times a day, haven't seen any yet, Nitrites has been non detectable, nitrates will be checked later tonight. We are going to be using nibejeebies' account with aquatic log to keep track of all parameters and such.
Pics coming in an edit.
All set up ready for sand
60 lbs live sand, Fiji pink and the rock didn't get a pic of the rock before he put the sand in and clouded it up.
Yay! Stars!
He had to go to Home Depot for the return line and a surge protector for the tank! Tsk tsk... He was not prepared.
He added the moon light to the center of the ocean revive.
Finally cleared up on Sunday.
He took this shell back out of the tank and took a blowtorch to this manjao. I thought it was pretty..
There's plenty of caves and swim thru's and there's not an area in the tank that can't be seen from one of the four viewing angles. There's a few "bolt holes" through out the entire rock work that should be interesting for the highfin goby.
More to follow!
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