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2 Royal Exclusiv RD3
I already have 2 of them and I love them so much I saw no reason to change them out as I only target 2 times turn over. I did pick up 2 additional new ones to run this tank, once my 210 comes down I will use those to run the frag tanks.
Another reason I like those pumps is I always have a spare pump if my skimmer pump were to fail, I use a Royal Exclusive skimmer as well.
I love the Stratons and will be keeping them in the closet until I make a decision to keep the GNC’s or Bluerays. One of the Stratons is going to Dana for testing. I like to try new lighting so I figured why not
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I bought some 30.00 no name bugger sized tenuis frags from a wholesaler a over a month or so ago. I lost a couple when I decided to stop chasing the phosphate dragon but now my coral looks better than ever to my eyes, Some of the maricultured frags have taken off real well while a couple other are just starting to color up or just doing ok. Here is one of them-
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I bought some 30.00 no name bugger sized tenuis frags from a wholesaler a over a month or so ago. I lost a couple when I decided to stop chasing the phosphate dragon but now my coral looks better than ever to my eyes, Some of the maricultured frags have taken off real well while a couple other are just starting to color up or just doing ok. Here is one of them-
Both sumps and frag tank shipped via freight, expected in 7-10 days.
Received the Versa 4 pack, return pumps, and 2 more Kessils on Friday. I’m off this week so will be building out the stand, running 2 air intake lines, and all of the AWC/ATO for both tanks. Going to be a busy week.
I spent this weekend building a new gaming PC for when 2042 releases, I’ve had the parts for a few months just now had time to build it. I don’t have a ton of time to play but was overdue for an upgrade.
Received some news that I will not be receiving my tank and is being rebuilt due to a blemish. It’s nothing structural but I prefer it to be perfect. I appreciate Joe called me and let me know verse just sending it. I asked for a show tank and Joe wants to deliver on that.
Received some news that I will not be receiving my tank and is being rebuilt due to a blemish. It’s nothing structural but I prefer it to be perfect. I appreciate Joe called me and let me know verse just sending it. I asked for a show tank and Joe wants to deliver on that.
Electrician will now be here tomorrow as he only came here alone and needed another to help run the lines. Got the lighting installed in the stand using all Hue and a motion sensor. Lighting 8020 setup where be here Tuesday, if anyone has recommendations for hanging it from the ceiling I’m all ears.
Electrician will now be here tomorrow as he only came here alone and needed another to help run the lines. Got the lighting installed in the stand using all Hue and a motion sensor. Lighting 8020 setup where be here Tuesday, if anyone has recommendations for hanging it from the ceiling I’m all ears.
On my previous big tank, I used uni-strut lag bolted to the the studs to hold the speed links that held the light fixture frame.
I then build a 6" tall frame around it using 6" baseboard, as it matched the trim in the room. From there, I slid white pvc pipe (painted it off white with kryon fusion) over the speed links and then ran my wires up those pipes. The pipes were about 3" shorter than they needed to be, so the wires could easily come out of the pipes at the top. The trim around the uni strut hid it all, so it looked like the light fixture was affixed to the ceiling by the pipes.
Let me do some digging on my old PC and see if I can find pics.
On my previous big tank, I used uni-strut lag bolted to the the studs to hold the speed links that held the light fixture frame.
I then build a 6" tall frame around it using 6" baseboard, as it matched the trim in the room. From there, I slid white pvc pipe (painted it off white with kryon fusion) over the speed links and then ran my wires up those pipes. The pipes were about 3" shorter than they needed to be, so the wires could easily come out of the pipes at the top. The trim around the uni strut hid it all, so it looked like the light fixture was affixed to the ceiling by the pipes.
Let me do some digging on my old PC and see if I can find pics.
Received some news that I will not be receiving my tank and is being rebuilt due to a blemish. It’s nothing structural but I prefer it to be perfect. I appreciate Joe called me and let me know verse just sending it. I asked for a show tank and Joe wants to deliver on that.
Hi @Hydrored, I dont like making those calls at all. Glad we had a chance to talk about and review some pictures. I wasnt liking it. right choice was to remake. Thanks for your understanding.
we love to get everyone their tank on time. Things happen and we need to get it right. Thanks for your understand too and the support. This is a journey for sure.