Ultra Clean Rimless Tank - 700 Liter

[yitman]

Day 15
NH3=0
NO2=0
NO3 = 50
PO4 =0.93

 

[jt48]

Looks good and again, just love the archway.

 

[zchauvin]

Everything looking good man, keep us updated with the biopellets.

 

[Rickyrooz1]

Following along

 

[yitman]

FTS
will come soon

Picture that I took at 12/7/12

and today 1/14/13

 

[reefified]

Wow! Awesome looking tank. Do you mind me asking who the tank manufacturer was? Did you place anything down on the tank bottom or just place the rock directly on the glass? Thanks. Keep this pics coming!

 

[Reef_Noob]

FTS
will come soon

Picture that I took at 12/7/12

and today 1/14/13

Wow is that the same coral? What an amazing color change!
Tank's looking nice. Phosphates on the higher side? Guess give a lil more time for the bio pellets to kick in
:thumbsup:

 

[yitman]

Thanks

@ reefified
Rocks placed directly on the glass , In am not recomending to put them on the sand beacuse diggers can cause them to collapse

@ Reef_Noob
Yes , same coral

I didn't have the time to update this thread (but I will )

At 12/7/12 , I put on my lighiting fixture -ATI SunoPower Dimable 8*54W and started to enter corals to my tank.

This coral is one of the 5 corals that I put in the tank that day.

the NO3= 0(Salifert) PO4 =0(Hanna)
I am extremely happy with BP.

 

[yitman]

 

[yitman]

 

[yitman]

updates from 12/6/12 (a day before I placed my first corals)

 

[yitman]

updates from 12/6/12 (a day before I placed my first corals)

 

[yitman]

 

[Charfish]

sweet...following

 

[thedoogan]

Wow! Nice job on the sump, looks well organized! Where is your return pump located? What are those three boxes with digital number displays above the slimmer and reactors?

 

[MANTAL]

Really , is the most clever sump i ever saw.
Usually, the idea of sump is '' right to left'' or '' left to right''.
In your sump, the overflow and the return pump are '' in the back ''.
So all your stuff is in the front of the sump.
I could enjoy the main tank and the sump either.
Excellent and clever work.
My next sump will be definitely like this.

 

[yitman]

Wow! Nice job on the sump, looks well organized! Where is your return pump located? What are those three boxes with digital number displays above the slimmer and reactors?

The return pump located at the back of the sump
you can see it in the sketch

At the left side it's the Alert system, it's send me SMS when the power is off/on, temp is too low/high and when the water level at the sump is too low/high.
At the middle, it's the temp controllers that control both chiller and heater.
At the right side, it the Water IO System, that responsible for:
1. Filling the water reservoir only when it's empty (in order to get the best performance form the RO)
2. Top off water from the reservoir after water evaporated
3. Changing water on fixed day and hour every week or upon demand.

Really , is the most clever sump i ever saw.
Usually, the idea of sump is '' right to left'' or '' left to right''.
In your sump, the overflow and the return pump are '' in the back ''.
So all your stuff is in the front of the sump.
I could enjoy the main tank and the sump either.
Excellent and clever work.
My next sump will be definitely like this.

Thanks

 

[rureef]

Hi,

Very neat and clever design, nice to look at all comfortable.

What did you use bacteria except TLF Bio Pronto, to start the cycle?

Tell me more as you do a water change? How to add a new salt water tank for water changes? which method water changes? which controller is responsible for water changes?

 

[yitman]

 

[Crazy_Beaver]

Sweet!