Post pics of your 29gal

[saltwaterfishlover]

well here's my 29 been up for a four months... was battling hair algea am battling bubble algea but stuff is coming along....
mainly zoo's, a purple digi, little frogspawn, hipo clam and some rics... also 9 fish, 2 yellow clown gobies, 2 bagai cardinals, 2 cave gobies, a comensal gobie and pistal shrimp, rainsford gobie, and a banded spiny basslet

 

[easye123]

lets see more pics people

 

[chocolateblnt]

Easy E, there is a water volume calculator on RC's homepage that you can calculate how much water will drain out of the main and how much you must compensate for in your sump.

 

[iNfaMous_reeF]

nice tank

 

[saltwaterfishlover]

thanks looks better and worse in person.... LOL

 

[wakskat]

Here is mine, almost two years old. Sorry about the glass not being clean.
Tank Specs- 29 gallon with DIY overflow, 40 gallon sump with bacpac skimmer in sump, 2X 65 watt 1 10K 1 Actinic PC bulbs mag 7 through SCWD for return

 

[sahlanthegreat]

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my super small fitting sump....

 

[drpc713]

hey sah... what kind of light r u using??????

 

[Nathan4Wvu]

great looking tank hope i can get mine looking that that one day!! Where did you get your tonga rock

 

[sahlanthegreat]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=7524617#post7524617 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by drpc713
hey sah... what kind of light r u using??????

single 150w mh powered by germanmade magnetic ballast using 14k delux de bulb....supplement by 2 x 24w true actinic PC light driven by Osram ballast.....
oh n by the way, this tank is abt 4mths old....

 

[sahlanthegreat]

from where i am,getting tonga rocks n branches is just a 30mins drive away to any local marine fishfarms...yes fishfarm!
cost me US$8 per kg to buy good cured ones...
i believe most of it originated from indo seas....

p.s sorry for my bad english.....:rollface:

 

[quiksilver]

wow thats under $4 per pound of tonga. cheap

 

[Nathan4Wvu]

i wish i could get it for that the few peices i have got were 7.99lb lol which SUCKS

 

[jameschho]

I always found it amusing that live rock is sold by weight but the rocks to be desired are pours and thus lighter in weight. I've always wanted to bring in my own scale into the store and compare density/volume to get the most value out of the rocks I pick out.

 

[b0wenj]

Try and excuse the window glaring this was taken in the day. Let me know what you think it has only been in existence since Feb. 2006 of this year. I am a first timer.

Here is a picture of the tank on a Wife approved stand with a 10 gallon that I converted to a refugium below.

 

[easye123]

here is my 29g thread and some pics

http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=881760

 

[aquapod]

hey impur do you have any of those snails with the elephant tusks sticking out? I got a ton of those and I heard they eat clams and I so badly want a clam. BTW how do you feed your clam?

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=5971475#post5971475 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by impur
Thanks!! The clam has been doing great ever since i got it, definately a good addition. I'm using a 250w 14k hamilton MH bulb in a pendant 11" from the water.

 

[aquapod]

hey despot how did you get all those corals in there? I'm starting to run out of room because I have so much live rock. I just want to add corals to my existing live rock but the LFS usually sells it already attached to a big piece. Were you just fragging the rock and attaching it to your exist rockwork?
anyone else have any suggestions?

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=6741363#post6741363 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by despot101
Here are a few pics of my old 29.

 

[aquapod]

thats the look i want to get on my tank with the clam in the rock work. Hey can you post a closer one so I can see how the clam attached to there without falling off. Thanks

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=7470609#post7470609 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by duec22
Thought I would post some recent pics after a bunch of upgrads and a switch to an sps dominated 29.

Full tank
right side

 

[duec22]

Here is a closer pic. The rock that it's sitting in a large piece of branch..and wher it's sitting the rock forms kind of like a cupping hand that the clam just barely fit into. However the stabilizing force that keeps him in place is the foot that he attached with (after about 10min in that spot..so there was no going back without cutting)..