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  1. James210ReefLife

    Build Thread G's 210 - est. Feb. 2020

    Good day all. ( My 1st build thread: (75) https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/1st-ever-swa.158238/ ) Today starts a new chapter in my saltwater endeavor. Inspired by my 3 year old grandson, Grayson... I'm going bigger. Currently running a 75 gallon reef. Many ups and downs, most recent, anemone...
  2. InspectorGadget

    DIY Nano Algae Scrubber, step by step with pics

    PLEASE DO NOT POST UNTIL I SAY THE LAST STEP HAS BEEN REACHED! This will take me some time to type it all out an get all the pictures right. Thanks guys and enjoy! This is a step by step guide on how I built my nano Algae Scrubber for nano reef tanks. The Algae Scrubber is made out of black...
  3. bean2986

    Large Build Bryan's 180g CustomAquariums Build

    Although my time in this hobby has been relatively short (1.5 years) it was already time for me to upgrade! I had a serious case of cabin fever this winter so I began researching and planning a new build. I've come pretty far, but I will start with the beginning and post over the next few days...
  4. AcanLord.com

    Monster Build AcanLord's 500 Gallon Grow Out Peninsula Build....

    It has begun..... A little overwhelming, but extremely exciting! (Wife's idea! ;)) STATS: 500 Gallon peninsula 72" Long 48" Wide 30" Tall Two 16" Shadow Overflows (mold injected) All Glass Arrival Date: Week of Feb 20th Bring on the questions and ideas. We are completely open to having...
  5. Pipe Dreams: The In’s & Out’s Of Aquarium Plumbing

    Pipe Dreams: The In’s & Out’s Of Aquarium Plumbing

    You have a lot of options now-a-days when it comes to plumbing an aquarium and that can make the task a bit overwhelming. There are quite a few different solvents, glues, primers, fittings, piping, and sealants all with their own particular purpose. To complicate that a little more each one has...
  6. A DIY Alkalinity Test

    A DIY Alkalinity Test

    Alkalinity is one of the most important measurements that a reef aquarist can make. It can become rapidly depleted in many aquaria, requiring frequent measurement in order to maintain stable levels. While hobby test kits for alkalinity can be simple to use, some aquarists find them either...
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