Ninjafish's new cube diary.
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coyoteseven
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Sweet video, Chad! :thumbsup:
Agu
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WendyMc said:
In general it's not a good idea to house multiple mantis' in the same tank. If you're interested in having a mantis check out the mantis forum,
http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?s=&daysprune=&forumid=37&x=6&y=10
bendavis
Member
thats awesome, i love the sound of a hermits shell being snapped in two. this thing is awesome, dude, i wish i had the brains to have come up with an awesome original idea like your cube. i love the "bare" look. makes it look kinda like any 5 year old could go grab a betta bowl and start a reef.
-Ben
-Ben
looking good man! you put my 12" cube to shame! heaters inside the tank, got an aquaclear 200 hanging on the back and a diy frag holder(to many corals not enough space) looks pretty dodgy. but i guess it works. heres a link to my tank http://www.masa.asn.au/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=108543
I really like the open top look thats what i am going for with my next freshwater tank.
i was only 15 when i started the 7.5g so i didn't have the money for a 70watt halide i diyed s 15watt 6400k energy saver bulbs which seems to have worked well, that and i moved to australia in 2003 where i setup the tank and were so behind in reef tank equitment like decent nano lighting.
i hope my 50gallon i am setting up(eventually i am trying to get good equitment, 250watt metal halide
) looks half as good as your 12" cube.
also an idea maybe hide that ugly bulk head with a couple small peices of live rock and some nice coloured zoos.
Cheers
Andrew
I really like the open top look thats what i am going for with my next freshwater tank.
i was only 15 when i started the 7.5g so i didn't have the money for a 70watt halide i diyed s 15watt 6400k energy saver bulbs which seems to have worked well, that and i moved to australia in 2003 where i setup the tank and were so behind in reef tank equitment like decent nano lighting.
i hope my 50gallon i am setting up(eventually i am trying to get good equitment, 250watt metal halide
) looks half as good as your 12" cube.also an idea maybe hide that ugly bulk head with a couple small peices of live rock and some nice coloured zoos.
Cheers
Andrew
sorry baught that. heres the lattest full tank shot i have, hope you don't mind me posting it here.
image didn't work heres a link to a tank journal that you should be able to access
http://www.aquahobby.com/board/viewtopic.php?t=13940&start=70
tank has 1 ocelaris clown, 2 peppermint shrimp, 3 hermits, 6 tronchus snails and 1-3 random snails then corals.
only to be viewd from the front lol
cheers
Andrew
image didn't work heres a link to a tank journal that you should be able to access
http://www.aquahobby.com/board/viewtopic.php?t=13940&start=70
tank has 1 ocelaris clown, 2 peppermint shrimp, 3 hermits, 6 tronchus snails and 1-3 random snails then corals.
only to be viewd from the front lol
cheers
Andrew
ninjafish
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<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=6320611#post6320611 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Agu
Hey Chad,
I've been waiting for an update. Looks good :thumbsup:
Did you build a base around the bottom to accomodate the bulkhead ? Looks like you just propped it up on spacers .
Agu,
Good eye. Actually, I got tired of putting the move off until I built a suitable base so... the tank is sitting on 5 hockey pucks
(one in each corner and one in the middle)I kinda like the 'floating' look and the ability to clean under the tank but I realize that I should brace the entire bottom of the tank... the bottom pane of glass is 1/2" think though. What do you think?
- Chad
Im filming now for the next video too
