I don't think it's big enough
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I was looking for a co2 regulator and found this today. This ought to satisfy your jones for big.
220 Gallon Reef Aquarium, metal halide lighting, skimmer, pumps, etc
220 Gallon Reef Aquarium, metal halide lighting, skimmer, pumps, etc
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That dude is on Reef Central trying to sell that set up too. Most of his stuff is priced about 80% of retail new.
The 180 is in my living room now. I think it'll just have to do.
It's replacing a 150g reef.
You can't beat Ultimate Air for a CO2 regulator for onboard air.
Joliet Tri-state or Aurora Tri-state for kegerator regulators.
The 180 is in my living room now. I think it'll just have to do.
It's replacing a 150g reef.
You can't beat Ultimate Air for a CO2 regulator for onboard air.
Joliet Tri-state or Aurora Tri-state for kegerator regulators.
I finally went and picked up some gas for my MIG setup. I thought I had a mixed gas regulator but found it was blown out and needs a ton of parts to repair. I was hoping to find one on CL for a fair price but found fish tank parts instead.
Phil, stop by American Gases at approx. 5441 W Diversey. The guy who works there is Chilo, tell him you're my buddy and that you are CPD and he will help you out a bit. He can fill tanks, get parts, consumables, etc. Nice guy.
P.S.: I may be coming by A3 Friday to shoot, I'll bring the bib if I do.
Nice tank Gumby.
Phil could drown in that so watch him
Phil could drown in that so watch him
Todd, is it done yet? lets see some pictures with the residents living in it. I can post a photo of my 10", I mean ten gallon tank. It would be put to shame sitting next to your 18 times bigger tank. At least its not a 3 gal tank.
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My RO/DI filter makes about 20g a day so it's not even full of water yet.
Then I have to cycle the ammonia/nitrogen cycle well with some sacrificial fish, add a janitorial crew (snails and hermit crabs, couple hundred of each) and then I can start putting fish and corals in. Probably about a month out.
Then I have to cycle the ammonia/nitrogen cycle well with some sacrificial fish, add a janitorial crew (snails and hermit crabs, couple hundred of each) and then I can start putting fish and corals in. Probably about a month out.