Tidepool a.i.o. custom setup

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This is an all in one tidepool tank, pretty cool and easy! and no, its not top heavy, its actually lighter and has a lower center of gravity than the 24 nano that should be on the modified stand!
 

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Thanks! No sump, I designed this with a intigrated filter in the back...
 

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These are linkias, but when they melt I'll add more haha! yeah, this will be jammin with cool invers=ts and some small fish when I'm done, thanks!
 
These are linkias, but when they melt I'll add more haha! yeah, this will be jammin with cool invers=ts and some small fish when I'm done, thanks!

if youre just going to let the linkias wither away, you might as well add a harem of Harleys to the tank and be done with sacrifical starvation tactics to the animals...

the tank, the layout and the idea are great...not a big fan of sacrificing animals for enjoyment though...linkias are next to impossible to keep alive in a large tank let alone a nano....best of luck with the tank please keep the pics coming...
 
Nobody said anything about starving any linkias on purpose, ease back bud. Dont you worry about me, I am a professional aquarium designer and have two degrees in aquatic ecology and wildlife biology, I can handle an aquarium....not new to this.
 
I'm not trying to knock your tank as it is interesting but curious as to what you have for a top off if any. I just mention that b/c the tank has a large open surface area with a relatively small volume of water to that. A herd of harlequin shrimp vs all the starfish you can feed them, I'd consider funding that lol well maybe temporarily but again nice job and keep it interesting!
 
If you're planning on doing a lot of echinoderms you might want to look into an auto top off system to maintain your salinity. They are pretty sensitive to fluctuations in salinity.
 
yes it has an automatic top off. its called the "top it off daily with a tiny cup off freshwater to replace evaporation module". That came for free with my common sense.
 
Sarcasm and humor can get lost on the internet, but I think I am filtering correctly. Really neat tank. I have had a similar idea that may never reach fruition. Basically same idea, but with sides/back partially rock-formed to look like a real tidepool.
 
Sarcasm and humor can get lost on the internet, but I think I am filtering correctly. Really neat tank. I have had a similar idea that may never reach fruition. Basically same idea, but with sides/back partially rock-formed to look like a real tidepool.
yeah, the only problem with puting rocks close to edges/side and back is that then the animals climb out.
 
These are linkias, but when they melt I'll add more haha! yeah, this will be jammin with cool invers=ts and some small fish when I'm done, thanks!

Nobody said anything about starving any linkias on purpose, ease back bud. Dont you worry about me, I am a professional aquarium designer and have two degrees in aquatic ecology and wildlife biology, I can handle an aquarium....not new to this.

maybe not on purpose as the dietary needs are not documented sufficiently enough to sustain them properly in a small tank....but whatever...it is still a nice tank...
 
yes it has an automatic top off. its called the "top it off daily with a tiny cup off freshwater to replace evaporation module". That came for free with my common sense.

Oh how clever,

To bad you did not recieve a side of class with that common sense.
 
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