JonnyU Goes Bare Bottom

Well thanks to cyber Monday I was able to score a vertex 180i for $349 thanks to bulk reef supply
It's a little bigger than I thought but it should kick ***.
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Oh boy those are nice. What size tank are they rated for?
Thanks, serious build quality
Here are the specs
Tank Size: 92-184 Gallons (350-700 Liter)
Power Consumption: ~28W
Air Draw: Approx. 238 GPH (900 LPH) - 343 GPH (1300 LPH)
Footprint: 10" x 11"
Height: 24"
Optimal Level: Max 8" Min 7.5"
BRS Recommended Tank Size:

Lightly Stocked - 180 Gallons

Medium Stocked - 145 Gallons

Heavily Stocked - 100 Gallons
 
Well went a little crazy with par readings and burning corals. So ended up selling my giesemann light and going with a 8 bulb ATI. Im going to post updates par readings tomorrow so I hope I'm not getting 375 par on the bottom.

Well I got some work done on the bar. Counter top completed. Some color changing led under it and installed Formica. Next would be the doors.
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Sickkkk!!! Just make sure you don't have the skimmer collection container next to your whisky or that may end up being drunk somehow lol
 
Sickkkk!!! Just make sure you don't have the skimmer collection container next to your whisky or that may end up being drunk somehow lol


Lol


Well started hanging doors. Now I need to make removable center post for doors and adjust them all. Sooooo close to finish up the stand/bar
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Here is a quick video of led colors. Pretty cool for $18
https://vimeo.com/152655451
 
Okay so went a little crazy with par reading tonight or this morning however you see it (working night shift kills my sleep schedule)
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Now my par is very consistent but still pretty high for zoas. Well I'm going to try out 4 hours a day light schedule and see how it goes.
 
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