Equipment:
The purpose of this tank was to give me a larger tank for corals, fish, and chemical imbalances. I wanted a 6 foot long tank, to give me more space for corals, and spread the weight out. The 6 foot long base, also allowed me to use a larger sump, and still have some storage space underneath.
The tank is one of Gary's (artfuldodger) tanks, and Rob helped me pick out a ton of equipment for it, or should I say Rob helped me spend my money. The stand/canopy came from Jack's friend, and the rock, sump, pump, skimmer came from a 135 glass tank I found on Craigslist. I didn't go with that take, because my wife found a chip in the glass. Watercolorguy (Mike) now has that tank.
- 6 foot x 18" x 19" 1/2" thick acrylic tank (about 105 gallons)
- Cherry stand and canopy
- 3 AJM Reef LED's - Full spectrum / Dimable lights
- ASM G3 skimmer
- Little Giant 4-MDQX-SC pump
- MP40
- Little Fishes media reactor
- Acrylic sump/fuge - 30 x 14 x 16 - with built in float valve. - 29 gal if full - Float valve turns off at 15 gal.
The purpose of this tank was to give me a larger tank for corals, fish, and chemical imbalances. I wanted a 6 foot long tank, to give me more space for corals, and spread the weight out. The 6 foot long base, also allowed me to use a larger sump, and still have some storage space underneath.
The tank is one of Gary's (artfuldodger) tanks, and Rob helped me pick out a ton of equipment for it, or should I say Rob helped me spend my money. The stand/canopy came from Jack's friend, and the rock, sump, pump, skimmer came from a 135 glass tank I found on Craigslist. I didn't go with that take, because my wife found a chip in the glass. Watercolorguy (Mike) now has that tank.