Mini Complete Reef

Katrina71 · Oct 6, 2019

Oh my Lord! That's why your rastas look giant! That is awesome!!!

3lusive · Oct 6, 2019

Katrina71 said:
Oh my Lord! That's why your rastas look giant! That is awesome!!!

Yeah it's a teeeeeny tiny tank.

Katrina71 · Oct 6, 2019

The sump pics are deceiving! I was thinking 1.5g.

3lusive · Oct 6, 2019

Katrina71 said:
The sump pics are deceiving! I was thinking 1.5g.

Display is 5.1"l x 2.9"w x 3.1"t

Sump is 5.1"l x 2.9"w x 2.75"t

Dr. Dendrostein · Oct 6, 2019

3lusive said:

Me likie. Thanks for sharing, comrade

1 of 32 carnation corals, dendronephthya sp.

Katrina71 · Oct 6, 2019

I vote sexy shrimp. They'll look like a mantis in that tank!

Will Wohlers · Oct 7, 2019

There are smaller mantis species for sure but most would eventually get to big. I would get a small one and and trade it for another small one when it outgrew the tank.

NY_Caveman · Oct 7, 2019

This is awesome. You need to put some Star Wars figures or something around the tank looking like they are doing maintenance. LOL!

3lusive · Oct 7, 2019

Katrina71 said:
Can you put a Coke can in front of the tank for scale please?

I had forgotten about these older pics

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pmarsh44 · Oct 9, 2019

Cool tank! Could you post the 3D print file for the mod?

3lusive · Oct 9, 2019

pmarsh44 said:
Cool tank! Could you post the 3D print file for the mod?

Here they are

Minicompletetank tuning parts by FatAir

If you´re one of the crasy ones who take care ot the 780ml Nano-Tank... here are some litte parts which makes your life more easy :-) Enjoy your hobby!Regards RenéP.s. Use teflon tape to seal up the inlet. If you are using the flow speed pointer, the presure is increasing inside of the corner...

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3lusive · Oct 12, 2019

Teeny tiny snail for the teeny tiny tank

Thierry05 · Oct 30, 2019

Hey! your tank is brilliant! I started a minicompletetank reef about month before you (though ironically I I think you've done a better job!). Here's my tank about two weeks after setting it up. Atm its doing less brilliantly. I accidentally caused a crash, so for the past few weeks the tank has been recovering (basically just the gsps regaining a their green colour as they were the only coral affected and lost a bit of their algae). I also recently added a couple zoas and a mini toadstool, modded the flow in a similar way to yours and have moved up the GSP frag against the back of the tank because it was huge and taking up too much space lol.

Anyway, just here to say that's a brilliant tank and to keep an eye on the water conditions (my crash was caused by feeding the corals too much once which caused a mini cycle). Good luck!