Aquabacs' Cadlights Artisan 50 Azooxanthellae Tank build
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Aquabacs
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Looking good and holding at 38 :thumbsup:
See how it is holding temp for the next few days. In the meantime I need to pick up a few plumbing parts. The only thing I might do different than Steve's set-up is put 2 unions on eiter side of the pass through pipe. This way if I need to remove it or modify the pipe in the future it wont be a problem.
To refresh everyone's memory, reposted the picture of Steve's work of art
Mike
See how it is holding temp for the next few days. In the meantime I need to pick up a few plumbing parts. The only thing I might do different than Steve's set-up is put 2 unions on eiter side of the pass through pipe. This way if I need to remove it or modify the pipe in the future it wont be a problem.
To refresh everyone's memory, reposted the picture of Steve's work of art
Mike
martinphillip03
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I probably missed it. Does Steve have a thread?
Marty
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Wait until you hear about Steve's next piece of Art
Aquabacs
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Wait until you hear about Steve's next piece of Art
Are you trying to make me lose more nights of sleep?
You can't leave me hanging like this...could you PM me. Thanks.
Aquabacs
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:lol: Ambien FTW
Makes my travels that much easier since nearly every tradeshow is east of me in a different time zone :lol:
The product is simply awesome, it has helped many of nights.
Mike
Aquabacs
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Thanks! When I first saw it, I was like wow! Then I was weighing what I would need to move or remove to make it fit well into the scape. So I slept on it (+1 Ambien 
) I decided today if no one from the forum picks it up by tonight, then I would. Honestly, even though this coral is coming from Kevin and crew it might need some work to get all the polyps to open completely and consistantly. That is the challenge with the one I currently have. It by no means is it as easy as Tubastrea or Dendrophyllia coccinea. The colony needs to feed daily and if not, it can get difficult for the polyps to re-open to feed, real PIA.
Mike
) I decided today if no one from the forum picks it up by tonight, then I would. Honestly, even though this coral is coming from Kevin and crew it might need some work to get all the polyps to open completely and consistantly. That is the challenge with the one I currently have. It by no means is it as easy as Tubastrea or Dendrophyllia coccinea. The colony needs to feed daily and if not, it can get difficult for the polyps to re-open to feed, real PIA. Mike
stunreefer
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That's the reason its not coming my way already... I've been enjoying my lazy reefer-ness latelyAquabacs said:
Contracts Mike, its really a spectacular piece!
Aquabacs
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Back from my Greenwich Aquaria salt run (http://www.greenwichaquaria.com). Need to start hitting the gym more...those 200 gallon boxes of ESV salt are getting heavy
Mike
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uhuru
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Mike share any tips on how you moved the full tank by yourself. Did you at least remove the sump underneath? I have to move my mini a few feet and I'm scared of having everything come crashing onto the ground, or the stand falling apart! I think I'm going to empty the tank at least 1/2 way and remove the sump.
stunreefer
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:lol:
Well done sir :thumbsup:
I had to move my Mini over a few feet before I restarted my large tank and this is exactly what I did, on carpet. It worked great and there were no hiccups along the way (thank god).
Then again, I'm no beast like (other) Mike and I was on several stimulants at the time
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