Little bit of electrical to do then I'm on to hanging lights! Planning on picking up some corals to go in to it tomorrow.
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Now that will hold a lot of coral!Little bit of electrical to do then I'm on to hanging lights! Planning on picking up some corals to go in to it tomorrow.
Well, that's it. I'm getting two of these tubs within the next week and I'll see about ordering the Tenacor overflow boxes. What did those run you, roughly?
Speaking of lighting, I was thinking about running two of the 48-in OR3 blue Plus bars plus 2 AI Primes over each system.Long nose butterfly got added in last night. Going to go pick up some corals from great lakes corals in Petoskey Michigan this afternoon to drop in here as well as an additional heater and powerhead. I have to grab a couple more chunks of hardware and I'll be able to get my second reefbreeders fixture up.
45$ each. The weldon 16 is fairly cheap and not too difficult to work with although I would still recommend getting some practice chunks to do some trial runs first. @Tenecor Aquariums may be able to help you out with that when you place your order.Well, that's it. I'm getting two of these tubs within the next week and I'll see about ordering the Tenacor overflow boxes. What did those run you, roughly?
That may work put depending on what your going for. I know the reefbreeders photons down the center are more than enough power to grow sps over the whole bottom of this tank. I can also run the fixtures high up above the tub and out of the way.Speaking of lighting, I was thinking about running two of the 48-in OR3 blue Plus bars plus 2 AI Primes over each system.
$45 each? That's not bad at all.45$ each. The weldon 16 is fairly cheap and not too difficult to work with although I would still recommend getting some practice chunks to do some trial runs first. @Tenecor Aquariums may be able to help you out with that when you place your order.
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That may work put depending on what your going for. I know the reefbreeders photons down the center are more than enough power to grow sps over the whole bottom of this tank. I can also run the fixtures high up above the tub and out of the way.
The app is very basic not terrible but also lacking in features. Im a stick head so I'm all sps corals. The reefbreeders are the best bang for the buck for me. I pick them up slightly used too and get them at 1/2 the cost of new. These are long life fixtures too. Adam at battle corals and therman with indoor ecosystems have been using these lights for years.$45 each? That's not bad at all.
Honestly, for the growout space you can't beat these tubs for the price. I think I'll grab some weldon 16, and try some practice runs with it.
So, the plan is to have two of these tubs plumbed together on one sump. I already have a 30g sump and a Maxspect Jump 6k return pump sitting around for that. One tank was going to be for SPS, particularly Milleporas and Tenius.
The other one was going to be for flowerpots,Chalices,torches, etc.
So, I was planning on running 4x AI primes, or 4x OR3 Blue plus, or a combo. Idk. What do you think is the best bang for the buck to light up these tubs?
Since I currently have a small aquarium service company, I have access to wholesale. Maybe I should just message Reef breeders directly? I always liked the photon lights, but I've heard mixed reviews on the app.
I thought about doing this but I would have had to step up the bracing on the sides. The tank I use has a good amount of flex to it when it's full.I'm using a 45 gallon tub 24 x 36 x 12 for my frag Tank. I thought about going through the bottom but have decided to put my bulkhead on the sides
everything is looking great!! how is that BC bloodbank doing these days??
Well tank isint as clean as it used to be. Slowly stocking with new corals. Current inhabitants are a regal tang, sailfin tang, magnificent foxface and gold lined rabbit fish. Thinking about ditching the racks in the future and just making a couple small ones for frag plugs.