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The Tenecor® Desktop AIO Drop Off DIY Drops April 13th, 2024
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Naekuh
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I wantz in on this one please~
And yes i wanted to setup a shrimp tank.
But pico's are perfect for shrimp.
They don't like too much flow, and they don't require too much space.
They only need a couple of plants with aquasoil type substrate.
And yes i wanted to setup a shrimp tank.
But pico's are perfect for shrimp.
They don't like too much flow, and they don't require too much space.
They only need a couple of plants with aquasoil type substrate.
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twentyleagues
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Thats nice for small fish. Shrimplets may still get through. Do you know if anyone has used them for caridina or neocaridina shrimp? I may be wrong but those babies are tiny.
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Foam sponge or our media Floss balls will keep them out.
danieyella
unfriendly local swamp witch
Oooo I still don't know where I'm putting the one I just got, but I'm interested in seeing this setup and potentially purchasing as well
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Good morning Reefers!
Here is the first sketchup. My goal for this DIY is for everyone to have a quality build that is designed into the product. Rather than having everyone rig their own jigs and fixtures. Before we start boiling this down, what does everyone think about doing a tank with black bottom and black sides? The back wall will have an aio attached to it.
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Bottom makes sense, but I am not sure about the sides. Would the drop be free hanging or need to be supported from below? If free hanging, and it was placed in the middle of a table, I would want to see both sides. With the AIO on the back, that can be either black or clear.Good morning Reefers!
Here is the first sketchup. My goal for this DIY is for everyone to have a quality build that is designed into the product. Rather than having everyone rig their own jigs and fixtures. Before we start boiling this down, what does everyone think about doing a tank with black bottom and black sides? The back wall will have an aio attached to it.
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This tank is going to be one of three desktop drop-offs we will be offering as factory assembled. The three factory assembled sizes will have those options you mentioned. For this DIY though, the reason I mention the possible black sides is to cover up welding goof ups. This DIY will be the tab and notch design which makes lining up the parts and maintaining the geometries a lot easier. I want everyone to have a show piece when they are finished.
I would be fine with this except I'd prefer having that "front" panel be clear. That way it still gives the ability to view from the front OR side.Good morning Reefers!
Here is the first sketchup. My goal for this DIY is for everyone to have a quality build that is designed into the product. Rather than having everyone rig their own jigs and fixtures. Before we start boiling this down, what does everyone think about doing a tank with black bottom and black sides? The back wall will have an aio attached to it.
Post in thread 'The Tenecor® Pico DIY Drops March 2nd, 2024'
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/the-tenecor®-pico-diy-drops-march-2nd-2024.1034052/post-12287985
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The front of course is clear. X in this instance does not mark the spot.
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The red X you erased was to say either clear or black I believe.
Just so we're on the same page of "fronts" or "sides". I erased your x in question.
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Update on the DIY Pico. Based on everyone's FB and comments, this is our pre-assembled ready to purchase version. Note the bent front corners. >>> https://www.tenecoraquariums.com/products/tenecor®-5-6-aio-pico-aquarium-12x12x9-ready-to-run
Minifoot77
Jack of all trades and a master of none
I'm going to have to buy a strip heater....
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Bad idea. won't help. Bend your arm tightly. See the flare at the elbow? Acrylic does the same thing. That flare needs to be machined off before the top and bottom are attached. We use super double secret technologies to do that. Double Secret.
Minifoot77
Jack of all trades and a master of none
I build stuff it might not be right but ill figure it out lol
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