Pics of my 375
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Deepsea2005
New member
very nice and healthy tank.
Could you post it specs?
Could you post it specs?
deladarkstep
New member
So Beautiful! IMHO there's nothing like a nice wide tank. I'm Planning on starting a tank in my new home. I'm not moving for about 3-4 months and would like to know how much Money you spent on that set-up. Forget the live rock, sand and livestock. Im just wondering aboutactual hardware. And yes like the man above said some specs would be appreciated. You take care of that on your own and if so how many hours per day/week you invest?
Once again
BEAUTIFUL!
Once again
BEAUTIFUL!
Thanks,
The tank is 96x36x24. There are 2-Hammerheads running the closed loop with 6 heads on each loop. The return is also run by a hammerhead coming up from the basement with 2-3/4 lock lines on each. Lights are 4-400wt XM 20k and 8-54wt T-5.
It is run into the basement and into a 50gal US Aquarium sump/fuge. Most of the water is then pumped through a Dart to the MRC-3 Skimmer with dual becketts which is sitting in the first chamber of
the 180 gal 72x36x20 frag/prop tank. Over one chamber is a T-5 light and the other chamber is 2-400watt mh with 10k bulbs.
Through the prop tank to a 100 gal rubbermaid filled with more lr and chaeto with a pc fixture for that. Then pumped back up to the top.
MRC Calcium reactor just waiting for me to hook it up.
As far as the cost. I do not want to know. Keeping track would........not be wise.
When I am home I spend about 2 hours a day on it only because I love it. It is pretty self sustained.
The tank is 96x36x24. There are 2-Hammerheads running the closed loop with 6 heads on each loop. The return is also run by a hammerhead coming up from the basement with 2-3/4 lock lines on each. Lights are 4-400wt XM 20k and 8-54wt T-5.
It is run into the basement and into a 50gal US Aquarium sump/fuge. Most of the water is then pumped through a Dart to the MRC-3 Skimmer with dual becketts which is sitting in the first chamber of
the 180 gal 72x36x20 frag/prop tank. Over one chamber is a T-5 light and the other chamber is 2-400watt mh with 10k bulbs.
Through the prop tank to a 100 gal rubbermaid filled with more lr and chaeto with a pc fixture for that. Then pumped back up to the top.
MRC Calcium reactor just waiting for me to hook it up.
As far as the cost. I do not want to know. Keeping track would........not be wise.
When I am home I spend about 2 hours a day on it only because I love it. It is pretty self sustained.
messy1messmer
New member
nice to see you post on this page. did you add that pvc to the prop tank
drummereef
Team RC
Wow, beautiful display and awesome sump/frag room. What more could you ask for... Awesome :thumbsup:
stunning. Absolutely wonderful.
I like how your placement of corals,rockwork & fish inhabitants all come together for an awesome display. I am wanting to set my 180 project tank up in a similiar manner, just on a smaller scale...... Funny, that is the size of your frag tank.
Makes me want to go bigger
I like how your placement of corals,rockwork & fish inhabitants all come together for an awesome display. I am wanting to set my 180 project tank up in a similiar manner, just on a smaller scale...... Funny, that is the size of your frag tank.
Makes me want to go bigger
FibberMcGee
Premium Member
Fantastic, great work.
washingtond
New member
Great looking tank and setup. What camera did you get?
matthew112687
New member
WOW!!! Gorgeous tank.
