So I have a 33 long that is doing pretty good, but can a person ever be happy with their tanks? Here it is
I have a lot of Zoanthids, and a good number or Ricordias, both Yuma and Floridas, and 3 happy clams.
I have tanks all over the house it seems, and I want to make use of some of them that I have not already made plans for, and if you are like me, plans seem to stay as plans for a very long time hehe. I have an 80 Gallon hex that I am going to make into a vivarium with dart frogs one day, and then I have a 65 gallon that is going to be a breeding tank for freshwater shrimp because I think they are awesome, and I love plant tanks. My largest tank is a 125 freshwater plant tank that is loaded with plants right now, its pretty awesome as well.
Anyways, I have this 33 long that is doing great, but I have gotten ahold of 3 more tanks, they are kind of small and older, so I want to put them inline with this 33 long. These 3 tanks I got are Oceanic tanks, 24x17x12 so that makes them as tall as the 33 long, and I like that a lot about tanks right now. Each of these tanks has a single hole drilled on the back that is about 10 inches up.
So here is the plan, but I would love to hear from you all about it. The 33 is not drilled, so I am going to have to put in a little overflow, something I already have laying around along with so many other things like all you I am sure. I will have that drain down into one of these Oceanic tanks, and I will set these Oceanic tanks up like a stairs system, one draining into the other and the last one having a pump that pushes the water back up to the 33 long.
Oceanic Tank One will have a Berlin Hang On Turbo Skimmer sitting inside it
Oceanic Tank Two will have some liverock and chaeto algae and be a Refugium
Oceanic Tank Three will have Mangroves, 10 of them, in sugar size substrate
Thats the idea, and I want to know what you think, and if I put the tanks in a good order, or if I should move their setups around.
I have a lot of Zoanthids, and a good number or Ricordias, both Yuma and Floridas, and 3 happy clams.
I have tanks all over the house it seems, and I want to make use of some of them that I have not already made plans for, and if you are like me, plans seem to stay as plans for a very long time hehe. I have an 80 Gallon hex that I am going to make into a vivarium with dart frogs one day, and then I have a 65 gallon that is going to be a breeding tank for freshwater shrimp because I think they are awesome, and I love plant tanks. My largest tank is a 125 freshwater plant tank that is loaded with plants right now, its pretty awesome as well.
Anyways, I have this 33 long that is doing great, but I have gotten ahold of 3 more tanks, they are kind of small and older, so I want to put them inline with this 33 long. These 3 tanks I got are Oceanic tanks, 24x17x12 so that makes them as tall as the 33 long, and I like that a lot about tanks right now. Each of these tanks has a single hole drilled on the back that is about 10 inches up.
So here is the plan, but I would love to hear from you all about it. The 33 is not drilled, so I am going to have to put in a little overflow, something I already have laying around along with so many other things like all you I am sure. I will have that drain down into one of these Oceanic tanks, and I will set these Oceanic tanks up like a stairs system, one draining into the other and the last one having a pump that pushes the water back up to the 33 long.
Oceanic Tank One will have a Berlin Hang On Turbo Skimmer sitting inside it
Oceanic Tank Two will have some liverock and chaeto algae and be a Refugium
Oceanic Tank Three will have Mangroves, 10 of them, in sugar size substrate
Thats the idea, and I want to know what you think, and if I put the tanks in a good order, or if I should move their setups around.