Sumpless reef pictures

[HexaReef]

There may be a gallery already, but i want to see member pictures of tanks without sumps.

 

[bronsond99]

Not too many colors yet. It’s my 20 gal nano sumpless with a few coral frags that will one day make my tank look full and have many colors! It is 4 months old and for lighting I have a Kessil A160.

 

[AdamNC]

Here’s one I had for 3 years. It about 90% broke down now and transferred to a larger tank with sump.

 

[Maggie321]

Too much blue in this pic. But here's mine

 

[HexaReef]

Is that a surface skimmer in the back?

Too much blue in this pic. But here's mine

 

[Maggie321]

Is that a surface skimmer in the back?

Yea, it's a reef octopus classic 100. Way oversized for my 39g tank but it works like a champ. About a year in now. Had the skimmer since day 1.
It still counts as sumpless, right?

 

[HexaReef]

Yea, it's a reef octopus classic 100. Way oversized for my 39g tank but it works like a champ. About a year in now. Had the skimmer since day 1.
It still counts as sumpless, right?

Lol. Yup!

 

[Ardeus]

 

[MTBake]

This is my sumpless 40gal breeder. My equipment list: Reef Octopus hob skimmer(bh2000 if I remember correctly), Icecap 3K gyre, whisper hob filter with no media in it, couple heaters controlled by an Inkbird controller, aquasmart micro ato, and kessil/t5 lighting combo.

 

[showmebutterfly]

My sumpless 40 breeder - water is a bit cloudy after feeding. This tank has been set up since the beginning of July and the first corals (frogspawn, mushrooms and candy cane) added at the end of October.
Equipment: AC70 and AC50 filters (sometimes run Purigen, Phosguard, Activated Carbon, filter floss), Eshopps Nano Skimmer, Hydor Koralia Evolution 600 and Nano 565 circulation pumps, T8 lighting x2. A lighting upgrade is on my to-do list, still doing research on that.

 

[cromag27 Verified Sponsor]

Yea, it's a reef octopus classic 100. Way oversized for my 39g tank but it works like a champ. About a year in now. Had the skimmer since day 1.
It still counts as sumpless, right?

yes!

 

[r33fermadness]

There may be a gallery already, but i want to see member pictures of tanks without sumps.

what equipment are you using?

 

[Atrawick]

36gal.

 

[Yates273]

Here’s my 32 gallon sump-less.

 

[vlangel]

March FTS by Dawn Gilson, on Flickr
This is my super low tech 56 gallon natural reef garden. It has an AC 70 filter, an Ice Cap 3k gyre, and a heater. Much of the filtration is biological from my rock and sand. Macro algae help with nutrient export and a 5 gallon WC makes up the rest. I have non photosynthetic coral, softies and LPS plus 12 fish.

 

[tah532]

20g and 40g no sumps!

 

[dantimdad]

20g and 40g no sumps!

March FTS by Dawn Gilson, on Flickr
This is my super low tech 56 gallon natural reef garden. It has an AC 70 filter, an Ice Cap 3k gyre, and a heater. Much of the filtration is biological from my rock and sand. Macro algae help with nutrient export and a 5 gallon WC makes up the rest. I have non photosynthetic coral, softies and LPS plus 12 fish.

These are simply stunning tanks. Well done!

 

[vlangel]

These are simply stunning tanks. Well done!

Thank you, that is very kind.

 

[Atrawick]

20g and 40g no sumps!

what equipment are you using?

 

[130Navigator]

40 gal cube; sumpless.