Brand New 8 gallon bio cube

Today has been rough. I wake up to no power in my dining room meaning my 75 gallon freshwater planted tank had no power. Had to run an extension cord to it from the living room until I could get off work. Ended up moving the tank into the living room this evening...then found the problem was a loose wire in the breaker box.
And the compressor went out on the a.c. in my SUV on my way to work...big problem considering I live in the South and it's August.

I need some cheering up. Show me some pretty pictures of your tanks please?
 
Some better pictures

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I don't have any experience with 150s. I would use the 250s and just raise the light a little. Keep in mind, a lot of those softies in these pics were not on the bottom of my 24" tank. Some were right under the lights.

I am enjoying going back through my old pictures. :)
It was Metal Halide only. This was in 1990.

This might be a really good alternative for me, I honestly don't know a lot about MH setups, I'll have to do some research.
 
I would love some old school reefing. It's hard to find. I'm being very serious. There is a huge difference in tried and true methods vs the trendy stuff.
I am here for as long as I last. :)
 
Today has been rough. I wake up to no power in my dining room meaning my 75 gallon freshwater planted tank had no power. Had to run an extension cord to it from the living room until I could get off work. Ended up moving the tank into the living room this evening...then found the problem was a loose wire in the breaker box.
And the compressor went out on the a.c. in my SUV on my way to work...big problem considering I live in the South and it's August.

I need some cheering up. Show me some pretty pictures of your tanks please?

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There you go :cool:
 
Some better pictures

Reef05=med.jpg



Reef-05-07-05.jpg


Xenia.jpg


KenyaTree6-8-04_zps421b28e0.jpg



I don't have any experience with 150s. I would use the 250s and just raise the light a little. Keep in mind, a lot of those softies in these pics were not on the bottom of my 24" tank. Some were right under the lights.

I am enjoying going back through my old pictures. :)
I love your tank!!! So beautiful!
 
The issue with it is heat.
Yes, and not only the heating of the tank water. It will also heat up your room, which is not a bad thing in the winter time. In Canada, that might be an advantage. :) My 75 ran between 78-82. I did not have a chiller on that tank, but did have a number of fans.
 
I love your tank!!! So beautiful!
Thanks, but that is not my current tank. Those pics were from just after the turn of the millennium. :-) My current tank looks a lot like Josh's tank above - dry. Ha.
 
Thanks, but that is not my current tank. Those pics were from just after the turn of the millennium. :) My current tank looks a lot like Josh's tank above - dry. Ha.
One question. I thought butterfly fish weren't reef compatible? That is a copperband in the picture though isn't it?
 

IF YOU HAD TO TAKE A REEFING EXAM, WOULD YOU PASS?

  • Yes!

    Votes: 32 45.7%
  • Not yet, but I have one that I want to buy in mind!

    Votes: 9 12.9%
  • No.

    Votes: 26 37.1%
  • Other (please explain).

    Votes: 3 4.3%
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