14g rimless cube
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Great looking tank. How is the MP10 working out? I ask because I just started up a 14g Biocube and have been thinking about getting one for it.
It is working out very well. For a little I thought I had too much flow, but it was just a matter of playing around with my coral arrangement. I figured out a good setup last night, and so far everything is going very well.
The best part is being able to control the flow. The feed and night mode are super convenient, and my corals seem to love the random flow. It is definitely an investment, but it truly is a great pump.
Just an update: (knock on wood) The anemone has stayed in the same spot after the first night, and seems to be doing well so far. The clowns are currently fighting for dominance in the anemone, but I am hoping the one that is slightly older will start to take charge and become the woman of the tank. They are both fat little ones and are slowly starting to get some darker colorings on their back. I can't wait for them to blacken up a bit.
I did a large water change today that went smoothly. Now all I need are some moonlights and an ATO. And perhaps a few corals here and there
I did a large water change today that went smoothly. Now all I need are some moonlights and an ATO. And perhaps a few corals here and there
There have been lots of new additions!
I installed a fan that sits on the back of the tank to help keep the temps more stable. My heater wasn't working well so I bought a big 150w heater and within minutes it got the tank where it needs to be (without the help of the light heat which is now non-existent with my fan
). It now stays at 78 all day and night.
I also picked up a little truelumen moonlight LED strip. I am going to cut a piece of wood to fit the strip inside it, and lay that piece of wood across the back part of the tank to mount it. I will probably have to move the piece on and off, but if I can cut it thin enough, I may be able to leave it on all day. I am also going to paint the piece of wood to help it look less ghetto.
Now all I need is an ATO and this tank should be running very smoothly.
I will have new pictures and a video posted up in about a week!
I installed a fan that sits on the back of the tank to help keep the temps more stable. My heater wasn't working well so I bought a big 150w heater and within minutes it got the tank where it needs to be (without the help of the light heat which is now non-existent with my fan
). It now stays at 78 all day and night. I also picked up a little truelumen moonlight LED strip. I am going to cut a piece of wood to fit the strip inside it, and lay that piece of wood across the back part of the tank to mount it. I will probably have to move the piece on and off, but if I can cut it thin enough, I may be able to leave it on all day. I am also going to paint the piece of wood to help it look less ghetto.
Now all I need is an ATO and this tank should be running very smoothly.
I will have new pictures and a video posted up in about a week!
You could mount it on black acrylic or something like that. TAP plastics will cut it to order.
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Tank looks great!
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Tank is looking great. I want to add a BTA for my clowns like you have, but I am waiting until my new lights get here.
