Reefer 350 Build Thread

[kcondon]

I meant to do this a while back but life took over. This past December I went out and purchased a Reefer 350 as an upgrade from my first saltwater tank a biocube.

I've spent a considerable amount of time looking at equipment, plumbing, lighting and ultimately I decided I wanted to keep this simple stupid.

Equipment:
Red Sea Reefer 350
Bubble Magus Curve 5 Protein Skimmer
Ecotech M1
Ecotech MP10
2x Hydra 26 HDs
Tunze ATO
2x 25 Gallon storage tanks

 

[Maddlesrain]

I like your little mushroom garden! nice tank!

 

[KJ]

Looking nice

 

[kcondon]

I like your little mushroom garden! nice tank!

Thanks far and away my favorite coral.

 

[kcondon]

Looking nice

Thanks

 

[kcondon]

Today's addition. A little wall hammer action. Some SPS and a few more ricordea tomorrow.

 

[Daniel@R2R Verified Admin]

Good-looking reef!

 

[kcondon]

 

[kcondon]

 

[kcondon]

Today's additions

 

[Philt56]

Nice. I'm considering a 350 vs 250, the only issue is that I have the old tank on a section of pergo flooring with the carpeting going around it and that pergo area is 46" wide. I could cut out a strip of carpeting and add another piece of pergo to make it wider. There is a a transition strip so there is raised lip around the current edges.

I was wondering how high the feet are? How much of a gap is there from floor to tank bottom? I was wondering if I need to remove that transition strip or if it would fit in the space between the floor and the bottom of the stand.

Also I think there are 4 feet total? What is the distance between the side of the stand and the foot closest to it?

Thanks for the help!

 

[Philt56]

Also is your mp10 staying on your glass ok? I hear the glass thickness may be too thick for the mp10 magnets to hold.

 

[Brent Behringer]

Following along

 

[kcondon]

 

[AquaticJamaica]

would you mind including a fish and coral stock list?

 

[kcondon]

Also is your mp10 staying on your glass ok? I hear the glass thickness may be too thick for the mp10 magnets to hold.

MP10 has no problems on the sides. I’ve had a little luck on the back glass without the rubber pad but you need a zip tie.