Frag Tank - Hydroponic Equipment?

[GXPKY]

They are also readily available in most tractor supplies etc

 

[Kungpaoshizi]

BRS used to sell the setup, decent stuff though.
I needed smaller stuff, these work great..
http://www.amazon.com/Rubbermaid-Co...+7+1/8-Gallon+Brown+Undivided+Bus/Utility+Box

 

[xsetmygoalsx]

I have a 4'x8' frag tray too

 

[zoomonster]

Heres my tray set up, using a stand from lowes/ home depot $90

Good stuff... In my old aquaculture setup I split one of those racks in half and ran 4 of the 4'x2' hydro trays. Those two systems were chained together and run off a sump. Great setup and much more space saving than the big rubbermaid stock tanks. Those work great too but better suited as a sump with some space on top for additional livestock.

 

[Chads_Coral_Collection]

Just make sure those legs are strong enough!

 

[steveb]

old thread but here is mine...

 

[jmags080307]

old thread but here is mine...

How deep is that table and where did you get it?

 

[steveb]

Its an older botanicare 70g reservoir, have had it in storage for several years now .

Its ≈12" deep.

these are the newer models
https://hydrobuilder.com/botanicare-premium-reservoirs-white.html

You should be able to go to a local hydroponics store and order it or they may have it..

If I had it to do over again I would use the 115g version (better use of available space).

 

[steveb]

Here it is in operation.. well cycling

 

[dorky]

Here it is in operation.. well cycling

wow I should’ve waited a little longer cuz I just brought the 50g low boy tank

 

[steveb]

wow I should’ve waited a little longer cuz I just brought the 50g low boy tank

Those are nice too.. Post a picture!

If I was doing glass that would be my choice.

 

[goliwala]

Old thread but didn't want to start a new one so here we go. Are these containers sturdy enough to keep the shape with all that water inside? I'm concerned that sides will cave out over time. Anyone keeping these without side support?

 

[stscream4187]

Old thread but didn't want to start a new one so here we go. Are these containers sturdy enough to keep the shape with all that water inside? I'm concerned that sides will cave out over time. Anyone keeping these without side support?

I'd say it depends on how big of a container you are going with and what kind. Would always be best to provide support on the sides though if you can. Which one do you have in mind?

 

[goliwala]

I am getting 83x35x15 Botanicare. I see some pics online have no support, like WWC, and some do.

 

[stscream4187]

I am getting 83x35x15 Botanicare. I see some pics online have no support, like WWC, and some do.

I do not have that one so I won't comment specifically on it. Just my 2 cents, I would support it if I could. Wouldn't be worth the potential risk down the line.