llama roadkill Posted September 25, 2013 Share Posted September 25, 2013 I love my peninsula tank! I sold one of my couches just to make room so I could set it up again... Its going to look epic when I have that small island on the right completely covered in zoas and pallys. Great idea! 1 Quote Link to comment
frags Posted September 29, 2013 Share Posted September 29, 2013 Strike up Date: January 2013 First fish July 2013 First Coral AugustDisplay Tank: 40G Breeder.Display Lighting: ATI Sunpower 6 bulb 24"Stand: Stand what stand she's floatingSump: 29g Tall [Skimmer section l Return Section] Frag Tank: 40 Breeder Total System volume is approx 100 GallonsOverflow: 2 sets of Bean AnimalSystem Water: Reef CrystalsDisplay Water circulation: mp10, tunze 6095, tunze 6015 over 100X turnoverController: Reef Keeper liteReturn Pump: eheim compact Skimmer: NWB150 Reef Octopus.Evaporation Top Up Unit: RKL float switches and added redundancy Nutrient Export: Settling Tank Dosing: Baking Soda Fish: Bicolor Blenny & Clown fish Clean up Crew: None Coral SPS only 4 Quote Link to comment
llama roadkill Posted September 29, 2013 Share Posted September 29, 2013 Strike up Date: January 2013 First fish July 2013 First Coral AugustDisplay Tank: 40G Breeder.Display Lighting: ATI Sunpower 6 bulb 24"Stand: Stand what stand she's floatingSump: 29g Tall [Skimmer section l Return Section]Frag Tank: 40 Breeder Total System volume is approx 100 GallonsOverflow: 2 sets of Bean AnimalSystem Water: Reef CrystalsDisplay Water circulation: mp10, tunze 6095, tunze 6015 over 100X turnoverController: Reef Keeper liteReturn Pump: eheim compact Skimmer: NWB150 Reef Octopus.Evaporation Top Up Unit: RKL float switches and added redundancyNutrient Export: Settling TankDosing: Baking Soda Fish: Bicolor Blenny & Clown fishClean up Crew: NoneCoral SPS only I saw you start the thread awhile ago and hoped that it would turn out well. IT OBVIOUSLY DID! 1 Quote Link to comment
frags Posted September 29, 2013 Share Posted September 29, 2013 I saw you start the thread awhile ago and hoped that it would turn out well. IT OBVIOUSLY DID! Thanks.. it has been great some ups and downs but all ACROS are doing great, still need to color them up. 1 Quote Link to comment
DannaM Posted October 2, 2013 Share Posted October 2, 2013 Im in NaCl wet day was Saturday that's going to look so awesome when it's covered in coral. It's perhaps one of the most unusual scapes I've seen yet Love it! Strike up Date: January 2013 First fish July 2013 First Coral August Display Tank: 40G Breeder. Display Lighting: ATI Sunpower 6 bulb 24" Stand: Stand what stand she's floating Sump: 29g Tall [Skimmer section l Return Section] Frag Tank: 40 Breeder Total System volume is approx 100 Gallons Overflow: 2 sets of Bean Animal System Water: Reef Crystals Display Water circulation: mp10, tunze 6095, tunze 6015 over 100X turnover Controller: Reef Keeper lite Return Pump: eheim compact Skimmer: NWB150 Reef Octopus. Evaporation Top Up Unit: RKL float switches and added redundancy Nutrient Export: Settling Tank Dosing: Baking Soda Fish: Bicolor Blenny & Clown fish Clean up Crew: None Coral SPS only Just jaw dropping !!!!!! 2 Quote Link to comment
frags Posted October 2, 2013 Share Posted October 2, 2013 that's going to look so awesome when it's covered in coral. It's perhaps one of the most unusual scapes I've seen yet Love it! Just jaw dropping !!!!!! Thanks! 1 Quote Link to comment
Paandemonium Posted October 6, 2013 Share Posted October 6, 2013 Strike up Date: January 2013 First fish July 2013 First Coral August Display Tank: 40G Breeder. Display Lighting: ATI Sunpower 6 bulb 24" Stand: Stand what stand she's floating Sump: 29g Tall [Skimmer section l Return Section] Frag Tank: 40 Breeder Total System volume is approx 100 Gallons Overflow: 2 sets of Bean Animal System Water: Reef Crystals Display Water circulation: mp10, tunze 6095, tunze 6015 over 100X turnover Controller: Reef Keeper lite Return Pump: eheim compact Skimmer: NWB150 Reef Octopus. Evaporation Top Up Unit: RKL float switches and added redundancy Nutrient Export: Settling Tank Dosing: Baking Soda Fish: Bicolor Blenny & Clown fish Clean up Crew: None Coral SPS only I love your tank but I would be sooooo afraid to touch it lol 1 Quote Link to comment
Archaic37 Posted October 6, 2013 Share Posted October 6, 2013 Fluval 8g ----> 40B set up for over a month now. Gear: glassholes 700GPH overflow Eheim compact+ 2000 return eheim jager 150W heater Jaebo WP25 pump DIY Full Spectrum with typhon controller (running a different program than what came with it) JBJ ATO Purigen RapidLED par38 (for the fuge) 2 Quote Link to comment
frags Posted October 7, 2013 Share Posted October 7, 2013 I love your tank but I would be sooooo afraid to touch it lol Its not going anywhere... but I admit it was a little nerve racking in the beginning! 1 Quote Link to comment
Chew_Magna Posted October 7, 2013 Share Posted October 7, 2013 glassholes 700GPH overflow Hey you dropped your asshole. 5 Quote Link to comment
nismo_sky32 Posted October 10, 2013 Share Posted October 10, 2013 I'm joining the 40B club! A tank full of water on my kitchen floor...got the badfish aio siliconed and cured, leak test done and testing out the pump and heater. Top down shot of the water flow. The water flow from the pump is only about 6x but I'm going to make the middle compartment a fuge so I wanted a slower turnover rate from the pump. I'm going to add circulation with a jebao wp 25. My plans are to have a lagoon of rocks on the left, a single piece in the middle and some stacked up on the right side 4 Quote Link to comment
zooman72 Posted October 26, 2013 Share Posted October 26, 2013 Oops....I forget to add mine to this when I was first "invited", hope it not too late! Strike up Date: March 2013Display Tank: 40G Breeder with custom-cut glass topDisplay Lighting: a pair of BoostLED Par30's for sunrise/ sunset and a 150W MH running a Phoenix 14K bulbStand: custom-built wood stand from Joe's Woodwork'sSump: 20L with 3 sections (filter sock and skimmer/ chaeto and live rock/ return), no bubble traps (don't need them), and glass topTotal System volume: approximately 50+ gallonsOverflow: Eshopps Nano Overflow with a Hofer gurgle-busterSystem Water: Instant Ocean Reef CrystalsDisplay Water circulation: EcoTech MP10Controller: noneReturn Pump: Rio 6HFSkimmer: Bubble Magus Curve 5Evaporation Top Up Unit: none currently, done manually every other day (probably will be using a Tunze Nano ATO shortly)Nutrient Export: 4" filter sock changed weekly, 20% water change done every 2-4 weeksDosing: noneFood: daily mix of NLS small pellet, Formula 1 small pellet, Hikari Marine S small pellet, Hikari Seaweed Extreme small pellet, Hikari enriched frozen brine, Hikari frozen mysis, freeze-dried (reconstituted) Cyclopeeze, and Omega One nori sheet once a week for the yellow tangFish: A. ocellaris clown pair, small yellow tang, Springer's damsel, Sinclair's damsel, a pair of Azure damsels, tailspot blenny, elongate dottyback, yellow watchman goby, orangespotted gobyClean up Crew: single nassarius snail, single small hermit crabCoral leather corals, Kenya tree corals, hammer corals, brain coral, Grube's gorgonian, ricordea mushrooms, few small polyps, 3 GBTA's - plan on several additional RBTA'sJanuary FTS:October FTS:Original sump shot:Thanks all! 6 Quote Link to comment
Chew_Magna Posted October 26, 2013 Share Posted October 26, 2013 Oops....I forget to add mine to this when I was first "invited", hope it not too late! Strike up Date: March 2013 Display Tank: 40G Breeder with custom-cut glass top Display Lighting: a pair of BoostLED Par30's for sunrise/ sunset and a 150W MH running a Phoenix 14K bulb Stand: custom-built wood stand from Joe's Woodwork's Sump: 20L with 3 sections (filter sock and skimmer/ chaeto and live rock/ return), no bubble traps (don't need them), and glass top Total System volume: approximately 50+ gallons Overflow: Eshopps Nano Overflow with a Hofer gurgle-buster System Water: Instant Ocean Reef Crystals Display Water circulation: EcoTech MP10 Controller: none Return Pump: Rio 6HF Skimmer: Bubble Magus Curve 5 Evaporation Top Up Unit: none currently, done manually every other day (probably will be using a Tunze Nano ATO shortly) Nutrient Export: 4" filter sock changed weekly, 20% water change done every 2-4 weeks Dosing: none Food: daily mix of NLS small pellet, Formula 1 small pellet, Hikari Marine S small pellet, Hikari Seaweed Extreme small pellet, Hikari enriched frozen brine, Hikari frozen mysis, freeze-dried (reconstituted) Cyclopeeze, and Omega One nori sheet once a week for the yellow tang Fish: A. ocellaris clown pair, small yellow tang, Springer's damsel, Sinclair's damsel, a pair of Azure damsels, tailspot blenny, elongate dottyback, yellow watchman goby, orangespotted goby Clean up Crew: single nassarius snail, single small hermit crab Coral leather corals, Kenya tree corals, hammer corals, brain coral, Grube's gorgonian, ricordea mushrooms, few small polyps, 3 GBTA's - plan on several additional RBTA's Current FTS: Original sump shot: Thanks all! How much did a custom glass top run you? That's something I've been interested in for my 40b. I like the sump, simple and effective. 2 Quote Link to comment
DannaM Posted October 26, 2013 Share Posted October 26, 2013 Oops....I forget to add mine to this when I was first "invited", hope it not too late! Strike up Date: March 2013 Display Tank: 40G Breeder with custom-cut glass top Display Lighting: a pair of BoostLED Par30's for sunrise/ sunset and a 150W MH running a Phoenix 14K bulb Stand: custom-built wood stand from Joe's Woodwork's Sump: 20L with 3 sections (filter sock and skimmer/ chaeto and live rock/ return), no bubble traps (don't need them), and glass top Total System volume: approximately 50+ gallons Overflow: Eshopps Nano Overflow with a Hofer gurgle-buster System Water: Instant Ocean Reef Crystals Display Water circulation: EcoTech MP10 Controller: none Return Pump: Rio 6HF Skimmer: Bubble Magus Curve 5 Evaporation Top Up Unit: none currently, done manually every other day (probably will be using a Tunze Nano ATO shortly) Nutrient Export: 4" filter sock changed weekly, 20% water change done every 2-4 weeks Dosing: none Food: daily mix of NLS small pellet, Formula 1 small pellet, Hikari Marine S small pellet, Hikari Seaweed Extreme small pellet, Hikari enriched frozen brine, Hikari frozen mysis, freeze-dried (reconstituted) Cyclopeeze, and Omega One nori sheet once a week for the yellow tang Fish: A. ocellaris clown pair, small yellow tang, Springer's damsel, Sinclair's damsel, a pair of Azure damsels, tailspot blenny, elongate dottyback, yellow watchman goby, orangespotted goby Clean up Crew: single nassarius snail, single small hermit crab Coral leather corals, Kenya tree corals, hammer corals, brain coral, Grube's gorgonian, ricordea mushrooms, few small polyps, 3 GBTA's - plan on several additional RBTA's Current FTS: Original sump shot: Thanks all! Very Nice !!!!!!!! 2 Quote Link to comment
zooman72 Posted October 26, 2013 Share Posted October 26, 2013 How much did a custom glass top run you? That's something I've been interested in for my 40b. I like the sump, simple and effective. A little over $20 for the main top I believe - it is quality plate glass with polished edges, and a local glass shop cut it for me. As for the sump - thanks, I like it kept simple too... Very Nice !!!!!!!! Thanks! 1 Quote Link to comment
Chew_Magna Posted October 26, 2013 Share Posted October 26, 2013 A little over $20 for the main top I believe - it is quality plate glass with polished edges, and a local glass shop cut it for me. As for the sump - thanks, I like it kept simple too... Thanks! What you did for the lid on the sump is actually what I want to do for my DT lid. I want glass covering the whole thing, obviously with notches for equipment, and I want a corner left like that with a "filler" piece as a small lid on it so I can just lift the corner away for feeding. 1 Quote Link to comment
zooman72 Posted October 26, 2013 Share Posted October 26, 2013 What you did for the lid on the sump is actually what I want to do for my DT lid. I want glass covering the whole thing, obviously with notches for equipment, and I want a corner left like that with a "filler" piece as a small lid on it so I can just lift the corner away for feeding. Yeah, my 40B glass top has two corners cut out in the back so that the overflow (on the left side) and the return (on the right side) can fit, and I feed through the cutout on the right, squirting pre-soaked food (or thawed frozen) right into the return stream. I thought about having a front corner cut out, but wanted to cut down on "escape hatches" for any jumpers... 1 Quote Link to comment
Chew_Magna Posted October 26, 2013 Share Posted October 26, 2013 Yeah I hear you, that's why I want a little "mini lid" on a corner, a small triangle of glass I can pick up and remove. In my perfect scenario the lid would be cut to fit perfectly around my overflow and return so there would be no space to jump back there. I'd just have my small removable lid with some sort of handle on it as that little corner triangle. Having it on a corner like that means it won't fall in the tank, it'll just sit there. 1 Quote Link to comment
GHill762 Posted October 26, 2013 Share Posted October 26, 2013 Couple more weeks and I can join the club 6 Quote Link to comment
zooman72 Posted October 26, 2013 Share Posted October 26, 2013 Couple more weeks and I can join the club 1 Quote Link to comment
nismo_sky32 Posted October 26, 2013 Share Posted October 26, 2013 Very nice tank zooman 2 Quote Link to comment
zooman72 Posted October 26, 2013 Share Posted October 26, 2013 Very nice tank zooman Thank you... 1 Quote Link to comment
Paandemonium Posted October 27, 2013 Share Posted October 27, 2013 Updated my info and picture 2 Quote Link to comment
TJ_Burton Posted October 29, 2013 Share Posted October 29, 2013 My 40 Breeder was dismantled, but I will post it up as an example for others. Display Tank: 40G Breeder.Display Lighting: 6 Bulb T5HOStand: DIY Stand & CanopySump: 40G Breeder (Skimmer & Refugium) Total System Volume: ~70 GallonsOverflow: Custom HerbieRefugium Lighting: Power CompactDisplay Water circulation: 900gph Return, 1200gph Closed Loop, both on SCWDsReturn Pump: Quiet One 4000HHSkimmer: Octopus 5 Quote Link to comment
llama roadkill Posted October 29, 2013 Share Posted October 29, 2013 My 40 Breeder was dismantled, but I will post it up as an example for others. Display Tank: 40G Breeder.Display Lighting: 6 Bulb T5HOStand: DIY Stand & CanopySump: 40G Breeder (Skimmer & Refugium) Total System Volume: ~70 GallonsOverflow: Custom HerbieRefugium Lighting: Power CompactDisplay Water circulation: 900gph Return, 1200gph Closed Loop, both on SCWDsReturn Pump: Quiet One 4000HHSkimmer: Octopus http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v620/TJ_Burton/NewBulbsFTS.jpg'> http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v620/TJ_Burton/FTSGlenShot.jpg'> http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v620/TJ_Burton/AcroAngleNewlamps.jpg'> Whoa. Awesome. 2 Quote Link to comment
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