GatorAlum05
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I figure I'll start my build thread here since this will be an SPS tank. Recently I bought a new office and will be moving out of my old office as soon as renovations are done by the end of this month. With a new office at my disposal I decided it's time for a rebuild on my 55g reef savvy.
The 55g is the perfect size for my office due to maintenance.
One of the things I hated the most with the current set up is the sump being so cramped underneath my cabinet. I am somewhat OCD and thoroughly enjoy cleaning my tank but I can never get to the sump without lugging something out. With my new build, I will be putting the current tank and cabinet in the lounge area while it will be plumbed behind the counter where the receptionist is. By doing so I won't be restricted by any type of filtration system and will have plenty of space to work with during my lunch break.
With that being said here's my tank info. I already owned everything with exception of the sump which should be delivered to me before this month is over. (Jeff is currently building it)
Tank INFO
-55g 26x24x24 Reef Savvy
-Lifereef LF1-150 with external blueline 40hdx pump
- Lifereef SVS3-24 external skimmer w/blueline 30hdx pump
- Lifereef 20g Refugium
- 2 lifereef media cannister
- 1 lifereef biopellet cannister
-Ecotech 2xMP10wes (I am looking to add the xr130 from gyre and move both mp10wes to the back)
-Ecotech Radion Gen3 Pro w/RMS hanging system
-1/10hp chiller
-AQUA UV(I haven't decided if I want to install this yet. I will plumb it though for future)
-GEO612 calcium reactor with carbondoser electronic regulator (I am looking for a Cole Parmer MasterFlex Peristaltic pump easy load digital standard drive 7523-70 for the effluent to finish my set up)
*I also have my BRS 1.1ml dosers for two parts
-APEX JR
- wxm
- automated food dispenser
- PM1
- B.O.B.
- eb4
I will post pictures when the office is ready. I am very excited about this build. My previous build wasn't documented because I was too lazy but this time will be done right. Though I had lots of success with SPS, there's always room for more knowledge. Thank you for reading and also thank you for the wonderful people at RC for answering my mundane questions over the years.
The 55g is the perfect size for my office due to maintenance.
One of the things I hated the most with the current set up is the sump being so cramped underneath my cabinet. I am somewhat OCD and thoroughly enjoy cleaning my tank but I can never get to the sump without lugging something out. With my new build, I will be putting the current tank and cabinet in the lounge area while it will be plumbed behind the counter where the receptionist is. By doing so I won't be restricted by any type of filtration system and will have plenty of space to work with during my lunch break.
With that being said here's my tank info. I already owned everything with exception of the sump which should be delivered to me before this month is over. (Jeff is currently building it)
Tank INFO
-55g 26x24x24 Reef Savvy
-Lifereef LF1-150 with external blueline 40hdx pump
- Lifereef SVS3-24 external skimmer w/blueline 30hdx pump
- Lifereef 20g Refugium
- 2 lifereef media cannister
- 1 lifereef biopellet cannister
-Ecotech 2xMP10wes (I am looking to add the xr130 from gyre and move both mp10wes to the back)
-Ecotech Radion Gen3 Pro w/RMS hanging system
-1/10hp chiller
-AQUA UV(I haven't decided if I want to install this yet. I will plumb it though for future)
-GEO612 calcium reactor with carbondoser electronic regulator (I am looking for a Cole Parmer MasterFlex Peristaltic pump easy load digital standard drive 7523-70 for the effluent to finish my set up)
*I also have my BRS 1.1ml dosers for two parts
-APEX JR
- wxm
- automated food dispenser
- PM1
- B.O.B.
- eb4
I will post pictures when the office is ready. I am very excited about this build. My previous build wasn't documented because I was too lazy but this time will be done right. Though I had lots of success with SPS, there's always room for more knowledge. Thank you for reading and also thank you for the wonderful people at RC for answering my mundane questions over the years.
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