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06/24/2007, 11:32 PM | #76 |
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you need to post new pics im in love with this tank lol
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06/25/2007, 01:15 AM | #77 |
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Yes, this is my dream tank. Can you tell me exactly what bulbs you are running now? Both T5 and MH pleeeeeeaase.
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06/25/2007, 10:51 PM | #78 |
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im going to have solaris on mine but im intrested in the sump/fuge
what pump do you have and wat ca reactor do you have. also how do you like that skimmer
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06/26/2007, 03:38 PM | #79 |
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Purebullet417,
Hope you get some good info out of my build. I've been quite busy with work recently so i haven't had much time to spend on my tank and do the things i wanted to do with it. I did however manage to do a few changes to the sump and plumbing, quite minor though. I'm using a Dart as a return and feeder for Calium reactor, phosban, UV sterilizer, and Chiller. Also using a hammerhead as a CL connected to an OM 4way. Drummereef, Hehe, dream tank. Thanks for the nice compliment, but my tank is not nearly as amazing as others. I am currently running the following lighting. 3 x 250 SE MH with Reeflux 10k bulbs driven by Icecap Ballasts 2 x 80 T5 ATI Blue Plus Bulbs overdriven by a Workhorse Ballast |
07/06/2007, 08:17 PM | #80 |
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can you do me a favor what is the inside height of that stand? thanks
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I am just in love with your tank. I have been deciding wheter to get the 180 or 210 from AGA (same stand too the mission). It was a hard choice for me because the 210 is a bit taller than the 180 and thought that it would be hard working on the aquascaping in it. If you dont mind i had a few questions for you.
1) Do you find it hard to reach into the tank whenever you have to work in it or have to retrieve soemthing (such as a frag) that has fallen to the ground ? 2) I saw one of your piks. It was your 2 clowns hosting and anemone and i was wondering wat type of anemone it is ?? (looks like a pink tip ?) |
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2) Yeah you are right, it is a bubble tip anemone. Exactly the same kind as the common pink one, but in green. |
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reefer4eva, I'm 5'8" also and have a 180g. I originally wanted a 210g but found the 180g on sale and save a few hundred bucks. I wish I didnt save save the the money! GET THE 210G!!! The extra height is huge when it comes to everything! The extra 6" makes the tank look so much bigger and is much easier to get creative when aquascaping. Dont get me wrong, 180's are nice, I just regret not getting the 210g, everyday..... Oh yeah, your gonna get wet!
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lol kk thanks alot guys. I have been really thinking about it and deciding wheter to get the 180 or 210 for like months, but now for sure its the 210. Here is what i said in another thread:
i will prbly get the 210 (its only abit taller and it wont jack up the price but that much). There a few cons bout getting the 210 however. It will make it harder for me to work in, but after all its all about making the fish happy and keeping them healthy (bigger tank happier they are). Also it will be a bit heavier, but either way im going to have to add support to the floor (might as well put a bit more support to make th fish happier). Also, there will be more water spilled if the tank cracks or overflows(i know thats kind of stupid for me to say but im sure everyone has this fear of their tank craking). |
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how much LR is in that 210? it looks like very little....
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07/17/2007, 12:46 PM | #89 |
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Awesome tank and setup
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looks great! i love the open aquascaping!
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Oh the tanks coming along great. I got my T5s up not long ago and not to happy with the coloring, so I've got all new bulbs coming this friday. I figured I could try several different combos and have a few extra bulbs! I love having a big tank, I just wish it didnt take me so long to realize it!!
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Re: AGA 210 Setup
[QUOTE]Originally posted by gabe3d
[B]Since everyone is doing it, I might as well post mine up . Here is the setup of my AGA 210 (72x24x30) after a week of progress. Nice tank. Slick move on getting a clear check valve!
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Thanks for the kind words.
Mujtba, You are right it is not much. It's about 170. Hulley, That's one thing I like about T5 so much. You can fine tune the look so much better and cheaper (relatively speaking). On my old tank i probably went through 20 bulbs the first few months. |
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my aga 210 with oak mission stand and canopy is coming on monday lol
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That said, I wouldn't trade my 210g for anything! I love it!!! In fact, I upgraded from a 180g to the 210g and the extra 6" height is a huge difference. Much more attractive (IMO) Just my 2 cents........... |
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All this being said, I'm definitly getting the 210. Thanks for all the opinions.
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I have the same design and same color, too! BUT it is 150g, not 210g. The tank is 29" tall, 6' long and 18" wide. I selected this so it can fit in the space I want it to be in. I noticed that you don't have AGA canopy on your tank.
I was a bit afraid that the AGA stand won't support the weight on 4 legs at the corners but by looking at your 210 sitting on the stand. It should be ok then. I am still hunting for the sump that can fit in the stand. They cost anywhere from 250 to 600. If had to, I guess I will build a sump out of standard tank which is an 55g that can fit in the stand but the height is a bit too tall at 20" which will leave me 8" room to reach over in the sump.
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I'm actually considering having a custom built 210g with starfire glass and a closed loop. That way I can keep my Custom stand and Canopy I had built for my tank! I'm just waiting to get everthing figured out first (hardware and breaking it to the wife).
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