Congratulations! What size is it?
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Congratulations! What size is it?
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Ninong
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it's a 60x18x24 (~112gal)
hopefully I'll be able to get some water flowing through it in the next week!
Looks great! What are your plans for it all?
Glad you guys like it! I've been planning this tank for over a year now...
Here's the run down...
Tank: 60x18x24 Lee-Mar, Black silicone, diamond edges, black background, offset trapazoidal overflow w/ 1.5" bulkhead, offset centerbrace, (2) Closed loop holes w/ 1.5" bulkheads...
40 gal sump
20 gal refugium
Lighting: (2) 250w IceCap MH w/ ReefOptixIII+ pendants... I also have 440w VHO, but won't use them initially (the tank will be "topless")
Circulation: Mag 9.5 return and Mak4 Closed Loop (I may upgrade to a Sequence 3600 Closed loop)
Filtration: EuroReef CS6-1, 150lbs liverock... contemplating DSB....
I also have an ARS Oceanus 100gpd R0/DI, digital doser, and a bunch of other goodies that I'm sure I am forgetting!
right now I am working on the electrical... I am trying to let the tank have it's own dedicated 20amp circuit w/ multiple independent GFCI's...
I'll post more pics as the progress continues!
Man...,this is one gorgeous tankI wish my 110 Oceanic looked like that,it has the same measurments but not the looks
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Congrats and lots of luck with it.Will be waiting for some more pics and descriptions.
Kind regards,
Gene.
Images from my previous tank http://s264.photobucket.com/albums/i...on%20reeftank/
Very nice looking setup.The Diamond Edge tanks are a great alternative to the full blown Euro style reef tanks. Your's looks like it will be a full blown reef with just about every bell and whistle. It will be a lot of fun to see the progress and the finished product.Originally Posted by sdgtivr6
Good luck,
Tom
Tom-thanks for the compliments! I had panned on getting the tank up and running in Jan., but have been too busy. I've finally had the time to start getting things going again. Should be up and running in the next week or two.
Here are some more pics for you guys...
Another tank shot:
Oceanus RO/DO 100gpd
mmmmm... Southdown
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Sump & Skimmer
Self-leveling epoxy-this stuff is awesome!
Chauvet Power Centers
ReefOptix3+
Stand light
Refugium Discharge
I'll take some more shots when I get a chance!
Last edited by sdgtivr6; 04-11-2004 at 03:30 PM.
Nice Work!keep the pics comming.
Nice!!!!!!
One fish, two fish, green fish, blue fish...
Oh man! That's sweet! I love the power panel! Great work!
Very nice indeed.Looks amazing.
Leddy
Nice Job.The sequence is a good choice for a return or circulation pump.Have you seen their New Refloo line which comes with a see through housing and is specifically designed for salt Water? I see that you mentioned,self leveling epoxy.Where did you use the epoxy? Thanks.
Acropora- I have seen the new ReeFlo series of pumps. In fact, I have placed many calls to MDM Inc. (Sequence) about their new line up. The Dart is similar to the 750 series while the Stingray and Hammerhead are similar to the 1000 series. The new pumps are based off the ValuFlo series, except with saltwater seals and stainless steel vs. plated. It seems that the new pumps have ODP pumps, but will soon be shipped out with tougher TEFC pumps.Originally Posted by acropora
I was stuck between the ReeFlo and the 750's for some time. The reason I opted for the 3600SEQ12 was mainly becuase they have been around for a long time and are known to be an excellent workhorse. They also come with a 3 year warranty vs. 18 months for the ReeFlo. Also, the clear housing is not as strong as the high strength glass filled polypropylene housings. The Stingray and Hammerhead also seem to consume much more electricity than the 3600SEQ12's 160watts (but again they are more similar to the 1000 series) Several people I have talked to have said that the older models are built better. I guess I just didn't want to be the guinnea pig! They may turn out to be fabulous pumps. I also could not pass up AZponds clearence sale!
I bought the self-leveling eoxy from http://www.shopmaninc.com/kk121.html I used it to completely flatten and level the top of my stand. I attached a picture in one of the pictures above. This stuff is easy to use and works great! I highly recommend it.
Last edited by sdgtivr6; 04-15-2004 at 10:30 PM.
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