After some events in life I had to sell my 75 gallon rimless that I had up and running for a while because I was going onto the third floor of an apartment. After two months of no tank I started going nuts and decided to build a new one. After seeing Darth Waders build I knew that was the tank I wanted to have, and now I decided to do my first build thread with it. I would like to hear all criticism on what you think or what I should do differently. Thank you for looking.
I am currently going through the cycle. My Parameters are:
Salinity: 1.026
Temp: 79
Ammonia: 0ppm
Nitrites: .25ppm
Nitrates: ~60ppm
Hardware -
Tank: Deep Blue RR 30 Gallon "Mini Frag" tank dimensions 24"x24"x12"
Stand: Deep Blue Stand
Light: AI SOL Super Blue in Black with controller
Skimmer: SC-65
Return Pump: Rio 1700
Rocks: Marco Rocks
Intended Livestock -
Fish: Snowflake Clownfish, Midas Blenny and Orcid Dottyback
Coral: SPS Dominate
Now for the pictures:
When I first got it home -
The aquascape I decided on -
AI Sol and controller -
Skimmer -
Everything filled, water cleared and first time turning on the light (I still need to paint the conduit piping I am using for the light but not sure if I like it) -
Skimmer in action -
And a picture of the tank today filled with diatoms -
Thank you again for looking and let me know what you think.
I am currently going through the cycle. My Parameters are:
Salinity: 1.026
Temp: 79
Ammonia: 0ppm
Nitrites: .25ppm
Nitrates: ~60ppm
Hardware -
Tank: Deep Blue RR 30 Gallon "Mini Frag" tank dimensions 24"x24"x12"
Stand: Deep Blue Stand
Light: AI SOL Super Blue in Black with controller
Skimmer: SC-65
Return Pump: Rio 1700
Rocks: Marco Rocks
Intended Livestock -
Fish: Snowflake Clownfish, Midas Blenny and Orcid Dottyback
Coral: SPS Dominate
Now for the pictures:
When I first got it home -
The aquascape I decided on -
AI Sol and controller -
Skimmer -
Everything filled, water cleared and first time turning on the light (I still need to paint the conduit piping I am using for the light but not sure if I like it) -
Skimmer in action -
And a picture of the tank today filled with diatoms -
Thank you again for looking and let me know what you think.