Ohio Reef
Reef Discussion => Tank Profiles & Build Threads => Topic started by: Viggen on January 14, 2011, 16:14:58
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Been a slow painful process...... It's a FO tank & when I installed the sump (w/d filter) the sump cracked around the 2in bulkhead after a few weeks of running, no clue why it did this. Long story short after attempting to patch the hole & finally getting the leak stopped the cracks continued to grow (yea I drilled a hole at the end of each crack, but they still grew) so I took a dremmel to the sump to cut it down so I could slide it out w/o sliding the entire tank/stand out from the wall, filter would only slide through the end.
In another week or so I am taking the sump to columbus to have a new end glued on to the sump & then a additional sump made to hold enough water when the power goes out
(https://ohioreef.com/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fi267.photobucket.com%2Falbums%2Fii292%2Fsambaviggen%2Ffish%2FDSC_4878.jpg&hash=bc2d9f299f3a128bdb88a7e0ad6ee002e3626172)
Tank is 120x30x30
Lighting 3 250w icecap MH with 3 luminarc III reflectors
filtration - wet/dry - yea old school :)
pump - Red Dragon 12m3 2400-2600 GPH - this thing is quieter then the maxijet 1200 powerheads.... very impressed!!!
skimmer - undecided- can't decide if I should try a octopus or what. Putting the old modified ER RC-500 on the 220g
I do plan on running ozone on the tank one of these days
Fishlist - presently have in temporary 220g (aquavista's old tank)
Hawian/Black Durgeon trigger
Sohal Tang
Powder Blue Tang
Blue Hep Tang
Yellow Tang
Cinamon Clown
Passer Angel
Fishlist - to buy once tank is running
Queen Angel
Emperor Angel
Blue Face Angel
Flame Angel
Achilles Tang
A few more yellow &/or Purple tangs
Naso (I would like a blond & normal naso)
Triggers - can't decide which ones to go with - niger, pink tail, bluejaw etc......
Harlequin Tusk
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o snap thats going to look so sweeet cant wait to see it up and running
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That is outstanding, perfect fit where you have it going. Looking forward to see it stocked.
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Very Cool Gary! Can't wait to see it up and running!!!
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Man, if only that tank was 36" deep..... >:D
Looking good, you have come a really long way since that cold day we unloaded the tank off the semi. Looking forward to seeing it full of water & fish!!
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now that's just not nice Joel........ :o
It has water, gravel & a couple rocks in it.... I need to find where the most rescent pics I took are
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With that much water volume in the house have you had a chance to plan how to deal with the excess humidity?
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yea, I have a ceiling fan like what's used in a bathroom attatched to a humidistat. I just set the % humidity I want (or don't want) in the tank area & it kicks the fan on when above that number, it puts the air into my attic & out a vent on the end of the house. The tank is going to be flush mounted so unfortunantly I will only see the front. Thus the fan only has a area 14ft x 8ft x 3ft to pull from.
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That is a great solution, helps cool to if you need it.
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Hello. Where did you get the tank? Acrylic or glass? Built in overflows? How was it getting it down the stairs? Thanks very much, Dave
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How is this build coming along? Any updates or new pictures?
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No updates..... unfortunantly :( I am STILL waiting on a sump to be made which is taking a lot longer then expected (thus the wife isn't happy)
Filter is fixed.... just waiting on a sump..... hopefully any day I will be able to get it up and running
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Cool looking forward to some updates
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Looks like an awesome build, cant wait to see some pics of it up!! :-ThumbUpsm
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That is a great size, a dream size actually! Looking forward to some pictures.