Zer0
is back to save the day!
Hello ladies and gentlemen. It would seem that I am back. I probably won't updated this thread as much as my thread on N-R, but i will update it none the less. Still, i'll answer any questions you guys have and I will try and provide as many pictures as I can.
I don't have any plans on livestock yet, but as far as equipment goes, I will try to have as little as possible. Like my last 25G cube, this one will have a sole fuge, no sump, no skimmer, no reactors. Just a refugium with a 5-6" deep sand bed, and probably just some rock rubble and some chaetomorpha. Probably some grape caulerpa though since again, I plan to keep my refugium on a 24/7 light cycle like last time.
On to the pictures.
Delivered:
On a temporary stand:
Random Shot:
Nice Teeth. But in all seriousness, I just found out my camera had a macro setting and this was the first picture I took with the macro mode on. It's a pretty nice feature and i will be using it more often when taking pictures of my livestock.
Beautifully finished edges:
The aquarium is 20x20x10 with a built in external overflow. 1" drain and 1/2" return
Anyways, I'll answer any questions you guys have and like I said, i'll try and update as much as possible. Tank most likely won't see water until the end of my school semester because really, I just want more time to work on it during the summer, and I would like to keep my main focus on my studies and have zero distractions. And this tank would most likely be a huge distraction
Hope you enjoyed so far, many more pictures to come. Thanks for viewing.
P.S. Couldn't fit 10 pictures in the thread so i had to double post...
I don't have any plans on livestock yet, but as far as equipment goes, I will try to have as little as possible. Like my last 25G cube, this one will have a sole fuge, no sump, no skimmer, no reactors. Just a refugium with a 5-6" deep sand bed, and probably just some rock rubble and some chaetomorpha. Probably some grape caulerpa though since again, I plan to keep my refugium on a 24/7 light cycle like last time.
On to the pictures.
Delivered:
On a temporary stand:
Random Shot:
Nice Teeth. But in all seriousness, I just found out my camera had a macro setting and this was the first picture I took with the macro mode on. It's a pretty nice feature and i will be using it more often when taking pictures of my livestock.
Beautifully finished edges:
The aquarium is 20x20x10 with a built in external overflow. 1" drain and 1/2" return
Anyways, I'll answer any questions you guys have and like I said, i'll try and update as much as possible. Tank most likely won't see water until the end of my school semester because really, I just want more time to work on it during the summer, and I would like to keep my main focus on my studies and have zero distractions. And this tank would most likely be a huge distraction
Hope you enjoyed so far, many more pictures to come. Thanks for viewing.
P.S. Couldn't fit 10 pictures in the thread so i had to double post...