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08/27/2005, 12:51 AM | #251 |
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nice to see others are insomniacs as well.
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08/27/2005, 03:12 AM | #252 |
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I think I prefer the bit where he spits out the bits he can't eat and a couple of blue legs drift down to the sand! You can almost see the speech bubble "Next!"
Great work Chad and, dare I say it, MUCH better music! Ed |
08/27/2005, 09:12 AM | #253 |
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I know! I didn't even realize that it spit out the hermit leg until I was reviewing the footage!
Thanks, I'm glad you like it - Chad
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08/27/2005, 01:14 PM | #254 |
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Tanks lookin awesome - can't wait to see the next project Andy |
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HEY...!! I liked the first videos music too....... |
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08/27/2005, 01:58 PM | #256 |
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Aww diddums!
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08/27/2005, 04:03 PM | #258 | |
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08/31/2005, 03:18 PM | #259 |
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congrats on the thread of the month nomination, you got my vote
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08/31/2005, 03:25 PM | #260 |
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mine too! Great tank too btw.
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I've heard people call this hobby an addiction. I changed my college major b/c of this addiction. I urge you to try crack, i think it would be cheaper in the long run! Current Tank Info: 20L mixed reef, 10g shroom prop, minibow, rebuilding 75AGA |
08/31/2005, 04:19 PM | #261 |
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Oh and you got my vote for TOTM.........
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08/31/2005, 05:19 PM | #262 |
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i like the cube tank ...dimensions???....where can i get one and for how much?
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09/01/2005, 04:12 AM | #263 |
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JustFin, Cuervo, and Bob - Thanks a lot you guys. I didn't even know what was going on until I went back and reread the thread of the month post... all this time I thought "you've got my vote" was just a figure of speach. lol. I really appreciate the nomination and everyone who voted for my tank!
Thanks, - Chad
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09/01/2005, 04:16 AM | #264 |
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350z,
Thank you, I'm glad you like it. It is 8"x8"x8". I had it custom made so that means you can get one absolutley anywhere that people make tanks . It is up to the glass shop what they will charge you but I got this one for $60 Canadian. That is with the bulkheads drilled and starfire glass. I have been a customer there for quite a while so it may be discounted... I'm not really sure. Cheers, - Chad
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09/01/2005, 04:20 AM | #265 |
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I don't know if there is anyone left who hasn't seen it already, but here is the first video I made:
http://102tech.com/fish/PicoMovie.wmv And the current one: http://www.102tech.com/fish/mantis.wmv The guy who owns the server is telling me that the latest video is getting viewed 200x's a day
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09/01/2005, 04:53 AM | #266 |
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200x a day is loads. but im not suprised its an awesome tank and an awesome video.
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09/01/2005, 10:24 AM | #267 |
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I hope everyone on this thread has voted for this thread as "Thread of the Month".
It's a close race - and I personally feel that the innovations that Chad has put into this tank are far and away more important to be noted than the other threads. Vote guys and gals! |
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James,
I really appreciate your comments here and in the voting thread! It was a nice surprise to be nominated, but all of the support from my peers has just been awesome! - Chad
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09/01/2005, 11:12 AM | #269 |
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Update:
I am replacing the eheim 2222 cannister filter with an eheim 2128 pro II. The new cannister has some better connections but the main advantage is that it will has an extra media basket and three times the volume! Last night I drilled the hole for the pond light wiring: I used a small piece of the electrical cord to make the hole just barely big enough. The tighter I can make the fit, the less I will have to depend on the silicone to keep it water proof.
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Obviously, going from a filter with an output of 132gph to one with an output of 280gph is a pretty big change. Especially when the tank is only 2gals . I had planned on cutting down the impellor blades on the new filter to reduce the flow, but fortunately eheim - bless their hearts - saved me the trouble. Here you can see the 2128 impellor wearing the blades from the 2222 - a prefect fit!
Updates to follow in the next couple days. - Chad
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09/01/2005, 11:32 AM | #271 |
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And one last picture for now - this one is Ike "hosting" in a colt coral .
Cheers, - Chad
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09/01/2005, 06:07 PM | #272 |
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I've always viewed mantis shrimps as a critter to avoid, but your tank makes them look so favorable...almost makes me want to flip my tank over and start a mantis tank myself.
oh yea, close race in the TOTH. i hope you win |
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rallying the troops - you're in the lead now.
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09/01/2005, 08:15 PM | #274 |
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Why did you choose to grow a macro?? i would think all that liverock would be overkill compared to the small bioload. How is it growing with the light/set-up?
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And thank you for your kind words in the TOTH thread. I have been avoiding posting there because I don't want to toot my own horn but the support from everone else has been great. And that means you too Jamesurq! - Chad
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