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tpallas' 33g SPS Coral Dropoff Nano


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Very nice looking build. This gets me thinking of setting up my drop-off pico again.

 

That was a very cool pico! To be honest I have first conceptualized this as being a 6-8 gallon desktop dropoff. Then things went from there....we all know hot that goes!

 

Yes!!! Can't wait to see more. I'm in the midst of planning a drop-off as well. Good luck!

 

Awesome!! Have you started a thread yet? Would love to know what you're planning!

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That was a very cool pico! To be honest I have first conceptualized this as being a 6-8 gallon desktop dropoff. Then things went from there....we all know hot that goes!

 

 

 

Awesome!! Have you started a thread yet? Would love to know what you're planning!

Not yet. I'm still working on some sketchup plans, but I was thinking about starting a thread for it (though it's still years off). Another major aspect I'm planning of the build is a huge refugium behind the tank that overflows into the DT rather than being pumped in from below. I'm taking big inspiration from kgoldy's DIY fuge. A big reason for this is to allow pods to fall directly into the DT rather than going through a return pump. I want a mandarin or two!

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Is that black foam lining for the tank? Stand looks good. How much longer for until the tank is done?

 

Its actually a black rubber waterproof paint.....I'm thinking it should be ready in a week or so.

 

Cheers

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1" acrylic that must have been cheap :lol: The build looks great you gotta have an animal! Question for you the tunze is the magnet on the outside alot bigger than the insied? I just got the 6095 and the magnet is way bigger. :blink:

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Wooo, fantastic. I had been wondering how this way going. Looks like it all turned out really well. Looking forward to seeing some more pictures once the water clears up a bit.

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Thanks! It's been cycling for about 3 weeks now. Probably another 2-3 to go. Just working now on getting the equipment set up and calibrated. More pics to follow.

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