eitallent
Community Member
Hello, everyone!
It has been a long time since posting on R2R. I got reeled in again by the Zoa POTM competition. I saw David's post on FB and thought, "Hey! I have a picture or two of Zoas!
Since my last post I have upgraded my nano from a 12g JBJ to a 34 g perfecto (30" x 18" x 16"). I put in back chambers and an in-tank display fuge.
In the end, I decided to put the display fuge on the left for my viewing pleasure when I am sitting at my desk.
Instead of painting the glass or paying through the nose for black glass, I added Live rock rubble to the back wall.
I used aquarium safe silicone to adhere the rubble to the glass and used sand in the gaps while the silicone was still tacky. The silicone skins up very fast so I worked in small sections at a time.
Before 12g JBJ with a seperate DIY Fuge
The day after the transfer is complete
[video=youtube_share;vxTfCb_XN7s]http://youtu.be/vxTfCb_XN7s[/video]
Thank you for reading.
It has been a long time since posting on R2R. I got reeled in again by the Zoa POTM competition. I saw David's post on FB and thought, "Hey! I have a picture or two of Zoas!
Since my last post I have upgraded my nano from a 12g JBJ to a 34 g perfecto (30" x 18" x 16"). I put in back chambers and an in-tank display fuge.
In the end, I decided to put the display fuge on the left for my viewing pleasure when I am sitting at my desk.
Instead of painting the glass or paying through the nose for black glass, I added Live rock rubble to the back wall.
I used aquarium safe silicone to adhere the rubble to the glass and used sand in the gaps while the silicone was still tacky. The silicone skins up very fast so I worked in small sections at a time.
Before 12g JBJ with a seperate DIY Fuge
The day after the transfer is complete
[video=youtube_share;vxTfCb_XN7s]http://youtu.be/vxTfCb_XN7s[/video]
Thank you for reading.
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