show me your CUBE!!!

[modernsavage]

i love to look at other's tanks for their hard work and for ideas!

 

[eng94]

24*24*20 cube built by socal creations

 

[modernsavage]

eng94...
is that a power head nozzle in your rocks?
i thought of doing that on my next setup.
does it work well?

 

[Lunchbucket]

so that is what my 24x24x24 tank could have looked like...the one i was plannign that got replaced by a 58gal

Lunchbucket

 

[eng94]

they are 4 locklines coming from a oceansmotions sqiurt.

 

[Herbert T. Kornfeld]

Um, er...is that an olive serpent star I see in the background? If so...remove it fast...it will eat everything it can get its arms around(including the firefish).

 

[calvin415]

Here's a link to my 24x24x20, similar setup to eng94.

http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=652876

 

[MadTownMax]

luv that tank!

have you considered using black sand? it seems like everything would disappear except the rock....

really interested b/c I think I want black sand for my next tank, but the woman in charge thinks that it would detract from the oak cabnetry...

 

[calvin415]

I agree, I used to have a 2.5 nano, and even that was a pain to keep the black sand clean... It's like cars, white shows the dirt, but black even shows the dust... Hence I went with white.

 

[vthondaboi]

Here's my cube I recently setup:

Cube website

RC thread

 

[tstone]

Nice screen saver vthondaboi

 

[proraptor5150]

Hi guys Im back but probably not for long...I just replaced my MH bulb with a Pheonix 14K 250 watt and must say my tank is at least 10 times brighter now...Awesome bulb!

I also bought 2 seio 620's for more flow and they are working awesome!

Also have a bunch of new corals and 4 chromis that I added...

Pics will come tonight....

 

[asnatlas]

proraptor5150

To Reef Central

 

[proraptor5150]

Here she is:

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[nickb]

Anyway to shrink the size of the last few photos?

What size tank is it?

 

[rbrice020378]

If you have photoshop you can just go into the Image Size and change the Dimensions of the image.

 

[selgado]

Image shack has a built in resizer on its site. You can manipulate them when they are already on the site.

 

[nickb]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=6276555#post6276555 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by rbrice020378
If you have photoshop you can just go into the Image Size and change the Dimensions of the image.

They're not my photos so I can't change them. I was really asking if proraptor5150 could do something to reduce their size on the display.

 

[Herbert T. Kornfeld]

Photoshop? Heck, MS paint (bundled with windows) can be used to resize even easier.

 

[john37]

it's a 10' x 10' cube!