i wnat to join the club but can't get this tank lokkin good!!!
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Rimless Aquarium Club
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Powederblue
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PhoticZoner
New member
Hi guys, what would be a good manufacturer for a long and low rimless that isn't more than 14-16 inches front to back? I'm thinking of something with the look of the Mr. Aqua 12g long, but bigger, maybe 48" and 20-30g. Know of anything?
canesfan44
New member
WOW!!! When I first saw this picture I thought, hey that's my tank. I have a 20" x 20" x 18" cube made by ReefSavvy with black silicone and 1/2" starfire glass and I have a MaxSpect G2-160w. It looks eerily similar to yours although yours looks a little bigger. Is yours 24"?
My GLA tank has arrived! Time to get plumbing.
Thats a lot of light... How many gallons is that?
jt48
Member
I'm going to post this on my own build but thought I may get some answers here also. What causes a fish to jump? It makes sense that they may if they are being spooked, especially at night. I have had my rimless since July and in the past 2 weeks four fish have jumped out; none prior to that. I just received my polypropylene mesh net and will be constructing that today.
Tek
Mr. Vu
I had 2 different types of fish jump out within 15 secs of each other. Turns out one of my juvenile clowns matured and became territorial. I also have another older clown in my 2nd tank which likes to end up in the overflow. I can not figure out why since she is the agressor usually. All tanks are covered now with glass or starcrate.
treetopflyn
New member
I have had one fish jump but even if more jump I am not putting anything over the tank as it would make the tank look horrible and defeat the point of a rimless tank.
toofrigginswt
New member
My Rimless Nano:
jt48
Member
My cover will be easily removeable so I can take it off when viewing tank. I agree any cover will ruin the aesthetics of a rimless but if all ur fish jump out, would u not reconsider?
jt48
Member
The fish that have jumped include blue throat triggerfish, bartletts anthias, diamond goby, royal gramma and possibly a occelaris clown-which disappeared and never found so he may have jumped and cat got it or died under rock. Good point with electricity thanks. I will check into that.
treetopflyn
New member
I would try to find the problem instead of looking to cover it up (Pun intended). If you have a bunch of fish jumping out there is a reason for it. Fish incompatibility, stray voltage etc.
Mike de Leon
New member
My Rimless Nano:
That is lovely. Not just a clump of rocks dumped in.
