Show Off your prop System!

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=9210172#post9210172 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Steve1714
The main tank is roughly 650 gallons, 20'long 56" wide and 14" deep.

OK Steve1714, got a build thread for that 20' long tank? Very nice!!! Also like the idea of a gas heater, have any pics on that?
 
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=15521388#post15521388 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by crimsontopper
n00b question: some of you have hundreds of these frags, what do you do with them?

sell for money

swap for more frags which you dont have yet

trade in at LFS for salt ect to lower running costs

give away to friends

smoke em! :bum: - corals are used in medical research - if you can find someone who wants to research them and you can grow enough of them you have found a livelihood
 
Here is phase 1 of mine. Going for max volume in a minimal space. 3 more larger systems coming soon!!

FT2.jpg
 
My 10g frag tank. I started small for several reasons, but larger plans in the works over the next year. It's currently housing ~130 frags waiting to be sold or growing out for my display. 4x24" t5ho, k1, DIY sump (follows).
frag1.jpg


My 10g DIY sump. I wanted to play around with differing filtration and husbandry techniques so it's pretty packed. It's connected in-line with a direct u-tube siphon. Water returning fills the display and lowers the sump kicking the siphon into gear. Water passes through a skimmer, floss, GFO+GAC, DSB, LR, Miracle Mud+Caulerpa. Also planning on adding mangroves for giggles as I ordered some for my display's fuge.
sump1-2.jpg

Hard to make out everything in there so here's my diagram.
sump1-1.jpg


It's a lot of filtration for a 10g with no fish, but I wanted to play around with a small system to maximize sps growth and water quality. I dose 2-part daily, iodine daily, amino + vitamins twice weekly, and magnesium once weekly.
 
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=15537560#post15537560 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by 2hi4u2c
pisces4u, what pump is that in the upper right corner of your frag tank?

Koralia 1
 
Here's mine, tank 52 x 28 x13,lighs Tek 48" 54w x 4,skimmer coralife 125,pumps 1 quiet one 1070gph,1 odyssea 1000gph,1 koralia #3

IMG_1871.jpg

IMG_1854.jpg

IMG_1857.jpg

IMG_1860.jpg

IMG_1861-1.jpg

IMG_1845.jpg

IMG_1836.jpg






















'
 
need suggestions on lighting for my new frag tank. Dimensions of frag tank are 48Lx20wx14h. Please let me know. I want to keep sps and chalices and favias zoos etc. I was thinking two 250w radium mh with lumen bright reflectors with galaxy ballast. will this be too much.
 
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=15522763#post15522763 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Garage1217
Here is phase 1 of mine. Going for max volume in a minimal space. 3 more larger systems coming soon!!

FT2.jpg

Nice prop tank can you please share the dimensions of this tank.
Can't wait to see the 3 larger systems.
 
I dose 2-part daily, iodine daily, amino + vitamins twice weekly, and magnesium once weekly.

Pisces for you and others dosing two parts for their prop tanks. would appreciate if you could tell how much you have to dose daily to keep levels where they should be?
So you think one can continue to maintain a prop tank just by 2 part addition and/or Kalk or will the demand grow too much so that a Ca reactor is needed?
Frags are usually small that's true however with some keeping 100s of frags in rather smaller water volume than tank does that make adding 2 part or kalk more risky in terms of bumping the vlaues (especially PH and KH) rather quickly?
Thanks for any info you can share
 
Back
Top