Rhoads238's 60g Cube Tank

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  1. Rhoads238

    Rhoads238 Spaghetti Worm

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    Hey all,

    I finally decided to start a thread for my tank. Its been running for about a year now and its been an exciting process along the way.

    Heres a photo from my OP on 3 reef, taken about a week after I set the tank up.

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    And this shot was taken yesterday

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    and then a little about the tank itself

    Tank- Deep Blue rimless cube 24"x24"x24" - 60 gal
    Sump- Custom built Trigger Systems Ruby- 20"x20"x15" water level 10" = about 17 gal
    Controller- Neptune Apex
    Lighting- Ecotech Radion xr30w pro gen 2
    Waterflow- 2 Ecotech mp10w
    Filtration- Seaside Aquatics CS7
    Heating- Eheim 250w
    Chiller- Teco Tr-10
    ATO- Tunze Osmolator
    Dosing- BRS doser

    Heres a few of my favorite pictures of the tank


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    Thanks for viewing! Feel free to post any questions or comments.
     
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  3. Corailline

    Corailline Super Moderator

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    It is a dry heat, yeah right !
    Well that is just stunning. Pukini rock? How hot was the tank running prior to the chiller, do you know? The Hermit and the Clove images are fantastic.
     
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  4. Rhoads238

    Rhoads238 Spaghetti Worm

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    The rock is buna ultra live rock from liverocknreef. I've had the chiller since the tank was setup. I don't always run my a/c during the summer so I wanted to make sure the temperature stayed consistent at 78. And thanks for the compliment on the photos. I'm looking forward to posting more.
     
  5. zesty

    zesty Sailfin Tang

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    Does that hermit have GSP growing on him? I can't quite tell what's going on there. Otherwise, WOW freaking WOW, nice looking tank is an understatement, but very nice! I really like how the scape comes up and over and back down like that. Then all the corals that fill the top of the rock, so very cool. Very nice coral placement!
     
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  6. Rhoads238

    Rhoads238 Spaghetti Worm

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    Hey zesty,
    I think those are spinoid worms. But I'm not sure. It would be really cool if I could manage to get gsp or symposia to grow on one of their shells though.

    And of course thanks so much for the compliment! The tank is coming along. It's a work in progress as all of ours are
     
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  9. Dyonopses1

    Dyonopses1 Skunk Shrimp

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    All I can say is WOW!!
     
  10. stepho

    stepho Panda Puffer

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    wow that rock is amazing. Great aquascape too!
     
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  11. rcflyer1388

    rcflyer1388 Bubble Tip Anemone

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    Very nice! Keep up the nice work. You still running the fuge and DSB in the sump that I see in the first pic?
     
  12. Rhoads238

    Rhoads238 Spaghetti Worm

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    Thanks everyone! Rcflyer, yup I'm still running the dsb and the fuge. I swapped the fuge light out for a t5 fixture with 450nm and 670nm bulbs. I wasn't seeing much growth from the macro gro light. I have been tempted though to take some of the sand bed out and remove the fuge and start running a zeovit system.