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Looks great, but what hose?
Are you able to use ADA hose or is there a high quality, cheaper alternative? The Eheim green hose looks okay but clear is hip.
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Black hose?
Wouldn't have thought of that. What mm size? I could do black hose and the stainless inflow / outflow. Stealth style.
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12 inside part, 16 at edge?
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Coral
What is that green grass looking coral / other in your tank?
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Nice
Scott Michael 101 Best Marine Inverts recommendation too! I was going to attempt a 60-P half scape with rock configuration, then do a Birds Nest coral by itself on the other side. Stopped by the fish store today to check out Fiji Blue Devil, Orchid Dottyback, Bicolor Blenny, Yellow Clown Goby, Citron Clown Goby, etc. That grass looking polyp stuff is cool. Lots of good Euphylias at the shop too, plans in work.
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Related Thread
I posted here:
http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/sh....php?t=2027319 The ADA folks got back to me on the lid - said there was room for pipes using their canopies! Pretty cool. Now if I don't reloc, I can set up a tank! |
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Wow, it is very deceiving. I would have put it closer to 15-20 gal! I'm also subbing to the thread and plan to do something very similar after our move next month.
Is there a chance you can take a picture that shows the entire setup? I can almost see the LED's in one picture, but am curious how you mounted them. Beautiful tank! |
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All these beautiful ADA 60-F have definitely convinced me to go with this for my new tank. I'm going to do a glass bottom with some nice coralined pieces of LR I have in my current tank. Run a canister as well and I already have an MP10. Will most likely do two Par38 LEDs, looks like what your running. Thanks for the inspiration!
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I'm now running a 24" Giesemann infiniti fixture though that is 1x 150W MH and 4 T-5's |
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your tank looks awesome!
PS. you should do a video of the entire tank Last edited by mkorolev; 06/07/2011 at 02:20 PM. |
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Umm I wouldn't say unhappy. I just felt like I wasn't getting the growth and color with the acros that I should. Every other coral was great and colorful including the birdsnest and monti's but the acros didn't seem to be growing the same as I have seen on other people's build threads. I was also not getting 100% coverage with the PAR bulbs as I can getting now with my current lighting. If you're not looking to have SPS all over the tank then the PAR bulbs are perfect but since I want that to be my focus I felt that the MH +T5 would be better and is proving to work well so far
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Incredible tank!
I'm thinking about doing a similar setup. How is the lily pipe on surface scum? Does the surface stay crystal clear? |
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What kind of sand are you using?
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