2000g System overview

[nyvp]

ok working on finishing the sump here is my finished remote dsb
its a portion of my 240 sump about 75G is made of black acyrlic to stop any light from getting in. Will fill with aragonite sand to help with filtration and maybe a bit of buffering

DIY spray bar out of one inc pvc

back of the sump with the lines coming from sump to RDSB a Phosban Reactor will be inline here

finished spraybar in sump

There is a hole on there end of the RDSB to flow back into the sump

 

[jnarowe]

It's coming along!

 

[nyvp]

slooooowwwwwllllllllllllllllllllllyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

 

[jnarowe]

I know how ya feel! I just fibnally got my kalk reactor running.

 

[jeffbrig]

Joe, I think you're the only person that took longer to set up your tank than I did.

But, you'll be very happy once you see something in there....

 

[TripleP]

that is a great set-up looks nice

 

[TripleP]

that is a great set-up looks nice

 

[Airman]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=8463839#post8463839 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by nyvp
ok working on finishing the sump here is my finished remote dsb
its a portion of my 240 sump about 75G is made of black acyrlic to stop any light from getting in. Will fill with aragonite sand to help with filtration and maybe a bit of buffering

DIY spray bar out of one inc pvc

back of the sump with the lines coming from sump to RDSB a Phosban Reactor will be inline here

finished spraybar in sump

There is a hole on there end of the RDSB to flow back into the sump

What is the yellow spot above the spray bar?

 

[nyvp]

lol thats the red laser dot from the flash

 

[jnarowe]

See, now I thought it was Cheeze Whiz! :lol:

 

[maginter]

Nice set up.

 

[nyvp]

Thank you guys for all the kind words


Some hard work this weekend
Finished my return line through the ceiling. You can also see the RO/DI holding container on top of the rack

here is my return back into tank from ceiling

overflow coming to sump

Found a cool head in the bathroom section for the sump for the water to spray

 

[nyvp]

also got the light bar almost complete

I found those rack bar in the electric section of home depot and zinc'd it

Here are the Lum III's sitting all pretty

The bar and the zinc fittings

The Moon lights attached to the refelctors for ebay

BTW yes the water is very green its still tap water should have the tank with sea water soon













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[NYproDJ]

I wanna rock right now!

 

[nyvp]

just moon lights

 

[NYproDJ]

Moons over my hammy yo. What is in the ceiling? What is preventing your lights from taking a swim in your tank?

 

[nyvp]

no moon over Miami ( hollywood actually)

They are on a pully system they arent pulled up atm

 

[NYproDJ]

What if the pully falls out of the ceiling or someone accidentally allows too much slack... disastor! Contingency plan?

 

[dgasmd]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=8479203#post8479203 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by NYproDJ
What if the pully falls out of the ceiling or someone accidentally allows too much slack... disastor! Contingency plan?

That is what the tank braces are for right? :lol: :lol: :lol:

Looks pretty good, however, I don't quite understand how is it that you plan to move water from the tank to the sump and back and forth to the other larger container outside. Can you run us through it again? I love those lumenarcs with the vents in them. When I re-do my tank after the move that is one thing I will change. I will connect them all to a single common duct and vent them outside directly with a few smaller fans.

Small suggestion on the moonlight. Get rid of most of them except one. Then, connect that one to the moonlight feature of your aquacontroller. You'd be surprised how much light that is asnd corals do need their dark cycle to be dark.

Good work!!!!!!

 

[jnarowe]

OK, is the line through the ceiling going to that auxilary tank? That looks strange and I am very interested to know what is up with that...I can't really imagine how that would all be hooked up.