This is one of the two tanks I have combined. It's a Marineland 27Gallon with the stand. I think I kept it at a very good shape. Despite of two years of usage, there are no scratches and all the parts still look very good~! It's a great tank to begin with. I have not decided whether I will sell this tank yet. I might hang on to it in case an occasion for a species tank arises- such as seahorse, mantis shrimp, etc.
Topics on Reef, Saltwater, or Fish only Aquarium Keeping, Fish Breeding, Coral Propagating, Fragging, and Trading.
2014年6月17日 星期二
2013年8月26日 星期一
Temporary frag tank
I am sick of fragging corals and just parking them in my display tank!
So i went to the store and got some ceiling grill to make my make-shift temporary frag shelf in my sump.
First I spent an hour clean out my sump and scrubbed everything clean. Then I cut the grill to fit the tank. I then drilled four small holes on the plastic top and hang the grill using fishing lines.
First I spent an hour clean out my sump and scrubbed everything clean. Then I cut the grill to fit the tank. I then drilled four small holes on the plastic top and hang the grill using fishing lines.
At the moment I dont have too many frags but will be expecting quite a bunch in the near future. I am placing some of the low-maintenance frags here such as some shrooms and leather. The lighting for my sump is a reef ready marineland LED
訂閱:
文章 (Atom)


