AgentSPS' 300 Gallon ***DreamReef***
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AgentSPS
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Non-controllable synchronous motor pumps
Turbelle® stream 6065
For aquariums from 250 to 800
litres (66 to 211 USgal.).
Flow rate: 6,500 l/h (1,717 USgal./h).
Energy consumption: 12 W.
Voltage / frequency: 230 V / 50 Hz.
Cable length: 2 m (78.7 in.).
Dimensions: diam. 90 mm (3.5 in.),
ejection: diam. 50 mm (1.96 in.).
Magnet Holder up to a glass
thickness of 19 mm (.74 in.).
6065.000 $ 152,89
Turbelle® stream 6085
For aquariums from 400 to 1,000
litres (105 to 264 USgal.).
Flow rate: 8,000 l/h (2,113 USgal./h).
Energy consumption: 14 W.
Voltage / frequency: 230 V / 50 Hz.
Cable length: 2 m (78.7 in.).
Dimensions: diam. 90 mm (3.5 in.),
ejection: diam. 50 mm (1.96 in.).
Magnet Holder up to a glass
thickness of 19 mm (.74 in.).
6085.000 $ 201,59
Turbelle® stream 6135
For aquariums from 400 to 2,000
litres (105 to 528 USgal.).
Flow rate: 12,000 l/h (3,170 USgal./h).
Energy consumption: 24 W.
Voltage / frequency: 230 V / 50 Hz.
Cable length: 2 m (78.7 in.).
Dimensions: diam. 90 mm (3.5 in.),
ejection: diam. 63 mm (2.48 in.).
Magnet Holder up to a glass
thickness of 25 mm (.74 in.).
6135.000 $ 267,89
Controllable pumps
Turbelle® stream 6105
For aquariums from 200 to 2,000
litres (52 to 528 USgal.).
Flow rate: 3,000 to 13,000 l/h (792 to 3,434 USgal./h).
Energy consumption: max. 45 W.
Voltage / frequency: 100 â€"œ 240 V / 50 â€"œ 60 Hz.
Cable length: 5 m (196.8 in.).
Dimensions: diam. 90 mm (3.5 in.),
ejection: diam. 50 mm (1.96 in.).
Magnet Holder up to a glass
thickness of 19 mm (.74 in.).
6105.000 $ 368,00
Turbelle® stream 6205
For aquariums from 800 to 3,000
litres (211 to 792 USgal.).
Flow rate: 5,000 to 22,000 l/h (1,320 to 5,811 USgal./h).
Energy consumption: max. 55 W.
Voltage / frequency: 100 â€"œ 240 V / 50 â€"œ 60 Hz.
Cable length: 5 m (196.8 in.).
Dimensions: diam. 90 mm (3.5 in.),
ejection: diam. 63 mm (2.48 in.).
Magnet Holder up to a glass
thickness of 25 mm (.98 in.).
6205.000 $ 585,83
Turbelle® stream 6305
For aquariums > 3,000 litres (792 USgal.).
Flow rate: 9,000 to 30,000 l/h
(2,377 to 7,925 USgal./h).
Energy consumption: max. 64 W.
Voltage / frequency: 100 â€"œ 240 V / 50 â€"œ 60 Hz.
Cable length: 5 m (196.8 in).
Dimensions: diam. 90 mm (3.5 in.),
ejection: diam. 63 mm (2.48 in.).
Magnet Holder up to a glass
thickness of 25 mm (.98 in.).
6305.000 $ 840,18
Turbelle® stream 6065
For aquariums from 250 to 800
litres (66 to 211 USgal.).
Flow rate: 6,500 l/h (1,717 USgal./h).
Energy consumption: 12 W.
Voltage / frequency: 230 V / 50 Hz.
Cable length: 2 m (78.7 in.).
Dimensions: diam. 90 mm (3.5 in.),
ejection: diam. 50 mm (1.96 in.).
Magnet Holder up to a glass
thickness of 19 mm (.74 in.).
6065.000 $ 152,89
Turbelle® stream 6085
For aquariums from 400 to 1,000
litres (105 to 264 USgal.).
Flow rate: 8,000 l/h (2,113 USgal./h).
Energy consumption: 14 W.
Voltage / frequency: 230 V / 50 Hz.
Cable length: 2 m (78.7 in.).
Dimensions: diam. 90 mm (3.5 in.),
ejection: diam. 50 mm (1.96 in.).
Magnet Holder up to a glass
thickness of 19 mm (.74 in.).
6085.000 $ 201,59
Turbelle® stream 6135
For aquariums from 400 to 2,000
litres (105 to 528 USgal.).
Flow rate: 12,000 l/h (3,170 USgal./h).
Energy consumption: 24 W.
Voltage / frequency: 230 V / 50 Hz.
Cable length: 2 m (78.7 in.).
Dimensions: diam. 90 mm (3.5 in.),
ejection: diam. 63 mm (2.48 in.).
Magnet Holder up to a glass
thickness of 25 mm (.74 in.).
6135.000 $ 267,89
Controllable pumps
Turbelle® stream 6105
For aquariums from 200 to 2,000
litres (52 to 528 USgal.).
Flow rate: 3,000 to 13,000 l/h (792 to 3,434 USgal./h).
Energy consumption: max. 45 W.
Voltage / frequency: 100 â€"œ 240 V / 50 â€"œ 60 Hz.
Cable length: 5 m (196.8 in.).
Dimensions: diam. 90 mm (3.5 in.),
ejection: diam. 50 mm (1.96 in.).
Magnet Holder up to a glass
thickness of 19 mm (.74 in.).
6105.000 $ 368,00
Turbelle® stream 6205
For aquariums from 800 to 3,000
litres (211 to 792 USgal.).
Flow rate: 5,000 to 22,000 l/h (1,320 to 5,811 USgal./h).
Energy consumption: max. 55 W.
Voltage / frequency: 100 â€"œ 240 V / 50 â€"œ 60 Hz.
Cable length: 5 m (196.8 in.).
Dimensions: diam. 90 mm (3.5 in.),
ejection: diam. 63 mm (2.48 in.).
Magnet Holder up to a glass
thickness of 25 mm (.98 in.).
6205.000 $ 585,83
Turbelle® stream 6305
For aquariums > 3,000 litres (792 USgal.).
Flow rate: 9,000 to 30,000 l/h
(2,377 to 7,925 USgal./h).
Energy consumption: max. 64 W.
Voltage / frequency: 100 â€"œ 240 V / 50 â€"œ 60 Hz.
Cable length: 5 m (196.8 in).
Dimensions: diam. 90 mm (3.5 in.),
ejection: diam. 63 mm (2.48 in.).
Magnet Holder up to a glass
thickness of 25 mm (.98 in.).
6305.000 $ 840,18
juniormc8704
New member
great minds think a like.
Love the tank, an inspiration to us all.
That sump is truely art.
Here i a pick of my 2" female...wont let the male anywhere near her.
Love the tank, an inspiration to us all.
That sump is truely art.
Here i a pick of my 2" female...wont let the male anywhere near her.
13threefmaniac
New member
Thanks Brian. Such a stunning fish!! I drop by this thread every other day to look at it. :eek1:
AgentSPS
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<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=13583719#post13583719 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by juniormc8704
great minds think a like.
Love the tank, an inspiration to us all.
That sump is truely art.
Here i a pick of my 2" female...wont let the male anywhere near her.
JuniorMC-
Beautiful specimen and excellent photography work!
Very interesting observation. Myself and another Leuk owner are experiencing a similar predicament. My female has been quite hostile to the male. Recently both of us added anemones to the system and it only emboldened the females. When I return home today I will need to pull the male out and put him in a separate system as she is just too mean. Sad to say that I will probably end up selling both since they cannot seem to get along.
juniormc8704
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I know my male is TINY, and seems to never get any larger...the female is probably 2-3 times the size.
Im actually thinking about removing the male for a extended period of time and letting him get big and fat, and reintroduce them to each other down the road and see what happens.
Worse case one wins, one well...
She hosts a huge colony of duncuns and will go after a 5" flame wrasse when he comes by, so aggression is definitely an issue.
I am good friends with a guy whos neighbor bread them for years...ill ask and see if he has any tips....obviously he figured out something we havent.
Im actually thinking about removing the male for a extended period of time and letting him get big and fat, and reintroduce them to each other down the road and see what happens.
Worse case one wins, one well...
She hosts a huge colony of duncuns and will go after a 5" flame wrasse when he comes by, so aggression is definitely an issue.
I am good friends with a guy whos neighbor bread them for years...ill ask and see if he has any tips....obviously he figured out something we havent.
juniormc8704
New member
true enough...
Not sure what the solution is...
If i figure it out, ill let you know.
Not sure what the solution is...
If i figure it out, ill let you know.
AgentSPS
New member
Yes in my 16 years doing this I have only seen 3 femininus wrasses. I had the fortune of having some folks looking out for me. Had her for almost 3 years until she jumped. Most frustrating thing was that she landed on the euro bracing just an inch from the water. Just a little wiggle and she would probably have fallen back in the water. Oh well......
QT
As for QT, I sort of have mixed views on them. When my last reef was well established, I took down my QT and began adding fish directly to the reef. Even if they showed some signs of infection, it would always clear up on its own without spreading to the other inhabitants. I can only suspect that the environment was so healthy that the fishes own immune systems would take care of infection. Now obviously this is a generalization as there are many quite virulent bugs out there but I would probably not hesitate adding an expensive and rare fish directly to the tank if provided I had an established reef. This is just my personal experience and I am not necessarily recommending it to others.
I do, however, profess that on a newly established reef, I definitely recommend a separate QT. Especially if all the fish are freshly imported and have not been in captivity for a long period. Also the bigger the QT, the better. Lots of hiding spots too.
FWIW I plan on keeping the 240 gallon storage container up for a while as I plan on picking up some butterflies, tangs, and more wrasses.
QT
As for QT, I sort of have mixed views on them. When my last reef was well established, I took down my QT and began adding fish directly to the reef. Even if they showed some signs of infection, it would always clear up on its own without spreading to the other inhabitants. I can only suspect that the environment was so healthy that the fishes own immune systems would take care of infection. Now obviously this is a generalization as there are many quite virulent bugs out there but I would probably not hesitate adding an expensive and rare fish directly to the tank if provided I had an established reef. This is just my personal experience and I am not necessarily recommending it to others.
I do, however, profess that on a newly established reef, I definitely recommend a separate QT. Especially if all the fish are freshly imported and have not been in captivity for a long period. Also the bigger the QT, the better. Lots of hiding spots too.
FWIW I plan on keeping the 240 gallon storage container up for a while as I plan on picking up some butterflies, tangs, and more wrasses.
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