I have taken down the nano that was temporary whilst building my 93 cube.
The plan is to rework it into a functioning frag/holding tank in the utility room.
This works because it won't be seen and the room is heated and cooled.
I am using my 18X18X11 sorta cube, stand and 15 gallon sump. Lighting is a Noopsyche K7 turned WAY down. Water movement is a hydor nano and the return pump. Two 50 watt heaters run by a STC1000 from Inkbird. Bare bottom with an eggcrate/3d printed rack.
Simple, effective. Nothing but weak kalk top off and a filter sock for now and a couple cycled ceramic bio balls. May install one of the extra protein skimmers I have later on down the line.
I don't prophylactic dose medication for my fish in holding and a I only want one or two more in the 93 so I will hold them in this tank as I get them for a month and keep an eye on them.
I already have three varieties of acans, a couple different mushrooms and a pink devil's hand frag going in it once it's up and running. Obviously, I will keep the parameters as close as possible to the main display.
This is what the tank looked like while setup.
Will post more photos later today.
The plan is to rework it into a functioning frag/holding tank in the utility room.
This works because it won't be seen and the room is heated and cooled.
I am using my 18X18X11 sorta cube, stand and 15 gallon sump. Lighting is a Noopsyche K7 turned WAY down. Water movement is a hydor nano and the return pump. Two 50 watt heaters run by a STC1000 from Inkbird. Bare bottom with an eggcrate/3d printed rack.
Simple, effective. Nothing but weak kalk top off and a filter sock for now and a couple cycled ceramic bio balls. May install one of the extra protein skimmers I have later on down the line.
I don't prophylactic dose medication for my fish in holding and a I only want one or two more in the 93 so I will hold them in this tank as I get them for a month and keep an eye on them.
I already have three varieties of acans, a couple different mushrooms and a pink devil's hand frag going in it once it's up and running. Obviously, I will keep the parameters as close as possible to the main display.
This is what the tank looked like while setup.
Will post more photos later today.