A Reef in the Sky

Very very nice as usuall. The tank looks awsome not that we expect anything less from you :lol2: .

Btw: organized is not even the word :D
 
I'm so glad to see your Achilles tang survived all the troubles! Everything is looking great, and I like the new aquascape.
 
Nice save way to go with the new setup! It will be interesting to see this ones maturing process, and to see how much you have learned from your previous tank. Good luck!
 
Very amazing peace of work. Everything looks very neath.

I do have a quick question, what is your evaporation rate with an open tank? How many liters or gallons per day?
Thank you... Not exactly sure just yet but half a container lasts around 5 days.

Holy crap Andrew, you've gone from strength to strength - something that seems pretty uncommon after a tank move. The new 'scape looks awesome and the new cabinet work is much more functional! Good stuff :)
Thanks man. There were lessons that were learnt from the previous build

Ahhh at last some pictures:celeb1:

And what can I say, amazing clean setup, I love it.

How many litres of RO water does the ro container hold?
Thank you... I keep it half full with around 26litres.

Just MASTERCLASS....:smokin:

Its so well organized...

The electrical board does resemble the instrument panel in the cockpit of an aircraft...Now we know where you got your inspiration from :lol2:

Your organizational skills is my inpiration to get things as organized as possible in my build.

The islands looks so cool and im sure its prime real estate now :)

Happy Reefing!!

:beer:
lol...Thanks... I do like the electrical panel too. I'm adding a few finishing touches to it.
The island houses a number of fish at night time. A lot more than last time.

Very very nice as usuall. The tank looks awsome not that we expect anything less from you :lol2: .

Btw: organized is not even the word :D
Thank you very much. Appreciate it.

I'm so glad to see your Achilles tang survived all the troubles! Everything is looking great, and I like the new aquascape.
Yeah.... he is a strong one. Very surprised too. I'm pleased with the aqua-scape too. Much more open and believe it or not more area to place coral.


I really wish you would get serious about this hobby & quit messing around!

;-)
lol... I know


Nice save way to go with the new setup! It will be interesting to see this ones maturing process, and to see how much you have learned from your previous tank. Good luck!
Yes it will be... I am doing a few things differently

That's gr8 man....:)
Thanks

You've done it again!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Everything looks amazing!


Well well well done!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you
 
Ok, so it's about 26 liters per 5 days. That's still managable.

Again, very nice set up, my compliments and thanks for your reply.
 
Nice work there, Andrew. I spent a whole full day started on page 1 and finally catch up at here.

Do you have the computer sketch up on the new stand with dimension and all the details like the first stand that you built?

My pocket is not as deep as yours, but I'm going to follow your path no matter what my misses will say. :beer:
 
great work on the electrical panel

may i know what are those rails you used?
 

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Ok, so it's about 26 liters per 5 days. That's still managable.

Again, very nice set up, my compliments and thanks for your reply.
Thanks and your welcome. I usually just refill it directly from the RODI unit. Very little effort is required... although I do have a 20L container ready to go in case of an emergency.

Nice work there, Andrew. I spent a whole full day started on page 1 and finally catch up at here.

Do you have the computer sketch up on the new stand with dimension and all the details like the first stand that you built?

My pocket is not as deep as yours, but I'm going to follow your path no matter what my misses will say. :beer:
Thank you... but I don't have any sketches of the new stand. I will try to find from my builder. If my pockets were deep... I would have got a larger tank, but then I would need all new equipment. :fun5:

Good luck with the build

Just went back a few pages to see your kz dosing schedule. It's alot but for those results I am seriously considering it :)
That was what I used to use. I have a basic schedule at the moment. An important thing to remember is to only start one new additive at a time otherwise it is too hard to see if it is working.

great work on the electrical panel

may i know what are those rails you used?
Thank you. They are used for cable management. All the electrical cords are behind the grey cover.
 
[/QUOTE]Thank you. They are used for cable management. All the electrical cords are behind the grey cover.[/QUOTE]

is there a certain brand or place i can search?
 
That's a very nice system to hide all the cables. The problem that i have is that alot of my powercords are longer than i need so i have alot of excess cords that i need hide. How did you solve that problem?

Aren't you afraid of heat building up in those ducts.
 
That's a very nice system to hide all the cables. The problem that i have is that alot of my powercords are longer than i need so i have alot of excess cords that i need hide. How did you solve that problem?

Aren't you afraid of heat building up in those ducts.

Hm these are just PVC cable consealers. Just winding up all the extra length cables and packing it in the trunking and shutting it. It's like a clip on/slide on cover.
Heat build up won't be a problem it's just extra length cables just wound up and consealed. Just make sure the cables are not wound up too tight. If you have lot of extra length cables you can choose a bigger size cable consealer.
Hope this helps :)
 
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