Work in progress biocube 32 led

[joshainga]

I recently sold off most of my snake collection and decided to get back into fish. Man I sure did miss it. Met a few awesome people this week and have picked some amazing stuff up. Here’s a view of the tank. Most of the zoas I don’t really know the names of as I’ve been out of it for a little while. Just a basic biocube 32 led running with an in tank media basket, upgraded return pump, vortech mp10. It also has a breeding pair of clowns, Pygmy angel, fire cleaner shrimp, Red Sea star, and quite a few frags. It’s a work in process/holding tank until my frag tank finishes cycling but I may leave a bit in. Looking at adding a Neptune and doser to the tank as well. Also thinking about upgrading my lights and running these AI primes I have sitting just not sure I want to go rimless. Anyways here’s how it turned out.

 

[joshainga]

 

[scottw]

Looking good! Not a fan of snakes, terrified actually, its really a funny site to see a 250 pound man move like an Olympic sprinter when a snake is in my presence lol.


I cut out a hole in my old 32 biocube, I will try to find a pic for you, I kept the splash shield on, and never had any over heating issues. I 1000% would keep the lid and just cut a hole. Those tanks lose like a gallon a month in evaporation, they are amazing for that reason alone. (I know its more than that but that's what it felt like).

 

[joshainga]

 

[joshainga]

It’s been. Little bit here’s some update on the tank. I’ve added several zoas, a few different types of shrooms, more frogspawn and hammers, and my favorites torches!!! It’s getting a little crowed but it’s only temporary as I’m waiting on my Nuvo 25 lagoon to be ready so I can transfer all my euphyllia’s for my garden.

 

[joshainga]

I moved some stuff around earlier so there are a few corals that aren’t the happiest but I couldn’t wait for photos

 

[joshainga]

 

[joshainga]

 

[Riseupreefer]

Looking good! Not a fan of snakes, terrified actually, its really a funny site to see a 250 pound man move like an Olympic sprinter when a snake is in my presence lol.


I cut out a hole in my old 32 biocube, I will try to find a pic for you, I kept the splash shield on, and never had any over heating issues. I 1000% would keep the lid and just cut a hole. Those tanks lose like a gallon a month in evaporation, they are amazing for that reason alone. (I know its more than that but that's what it felt like).

I love my cube.. but no lies detected here... evaporates faster than a W12 motor on a dragstrip....