Well the wife didn’t want the nano cube to go the office. She wanted it in the bedroom. No complaints there. So the build has begun. I plan for this tank to be all zoas and lps. I am also hoping for a quick cycle. The sand has been in a holding tank with the rock connected to my big tank, fingers crossed. I built a stand this morning for it and it is now full of water, sand and the rock. Ammonia was at 0 so I have added some to get it to .25 and gonna see how long it takes to go 0. The rest of the tests are matching my big tank currently, which is to be expected as the water came from the holding tub after a water change. Below is all the goodies.
28 jbj nano cube
165w Diy led light that put 100 par on the bottom at 50%.(done during fresh water leak test)
DIY media basket
DIY cheato basket and small led light
Hydor 100w heater
Tunze 9004 nano skimmer
Cobalt mj1200 pump runs a random flow nozzle on the left side
Small green killing machine on right side outlet into a fan nozzle. (Very low flow out of it)
10lbs of Tampa Bay live rock
20 pounds of diy rock with a ton of holes for frag plugs
40 lbs of bahama oolite sand
About 10 pounds of rock rubble in the bottom of the back area. They had tons of sponges, s hoping for a nice cryptic area.
No live stock yet. They will go in once I am sure the tank is ready. The below are in the holding tub and happy.
1 lightening maroon female
1 naked maroon male
1 tailspin blenny
Clean up crew (arriving Tuesday from ReefCleaners and they may go into the tub depending on the nano cube testing)
I know everyone loves pics so here ya go.
28 jbj nano cube
165w Diy led light that put 100 par on the bottom at 50%.(done during fresh water leak test)
DIY media basket
DIY cheato basket and small led light
Hydor 100w heater
Tunze 9004 nano skimmer
Cobalt mj1200 pump runs a random flow nozzle on the left side
Small green killing machine on right side outlet into a fan nozzle. (Very low flow out of it)
10lbs of Tampa Bay live rock
20 pounds of diy rock with a ton of holes for frag plugs
40 lbs of bahama oolite sand
About 10 pounds of rock rubble in the bottom of the back area. They had tons of sponges, s hoping for a nice cryptic area.
No live stock yet. They will go in once I am sure the tank is ready. The below are in the holding tub and happy.
1 lightening maroon female
1 naked maroon male
1 tailspin blenny
Clean up crew (arriving Tuesday from ReefCleaners and they may go into the tub depending on the nano cube testing)
I know everyone loves pics so here ya go.


