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10/20/2016, 01:28 PM | #1 |
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875G / 1335G - Bio-Filter setup
Hey There!
I want to share my setup with you guys because we dont have a very active reef-community here. All started one or maybe two years ago when i decided to build a large ReefTank. At the moment i have a heavy modified Juwel 450L aquarium with around 15 fish and several soft-corals but mainly LPS/SPS. The new setup is made of optiwhite-glass 3200x1000x1000mm around 3200L / 875G (sry for the metrics i live in Switzerland Filter: 3500x1000x700mm floatglass around 1750L / 46G Total system volume: 1335G / 5000L The reason i built such a large filter is that im really not happy with my current setup (too small refugium and only moderate throughput of water). So i have to use phosphate-remover and some other components i would like to be left out. Some specs: Skimmer: rated for 8000L http://www.aquariumtechnik.at/SuperDelDoubleEN.html Light: 2x ATI Sirius x8 over the tank 1x Giesemann Infinity 3x 250w HQI & 4x80w T5 Return: 3x Aquabee 11kL/h (they are planned to run at 90-100% each, around 30'000l/h through the sump) Flow: 2x Panta Rhei ECM42, (might have to get another 2) Trace-Elements: Shuran Jetstream1 Calcium Reactor Please ask if i forgot something Here some pictures of the progress, in about one week the silicone is ready for water. best regards Joel |
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scale impression i will keep posting updates on the build especially reef-building in the next week if you have inputs please let me know best regards joel |
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scale impression |
10/22/2016, 12:16 AM | #8 |
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I will be following along on this one!
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10/22/2016, 01:36 AM | #9 |
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I thought about Zekia two years ago. I am from Germany. Later I decide for Acryl. Interesting build in the German neighborhood. Will follow.
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10/23/2016, 12:29 AM | #10 |
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This is going to be an awesom build.
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10/26/2016, 02:25 PM | #11 |
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So today we went ahead with aquascaping i just managed to do the first shaft but more will follow
At first i had to get an impression from another viewpoint the schuran calcium reactor wich i get yesterday cleaning the glass from vinegar-based cleaner (used to dry the silicone) two-component adhesive and cotton flakes used to glue the dead reef rocks rockwork... the shaft with cave best regards Joel |
10/26/2016, 07:54 PM | #12 |
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Wow 3.2 meters long, impressive.
What kind of stand is that? The way the pictures show it looks similar to an 80/20 aluminum we have over here that's just build as you go with slotted aluminum.
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some minor progress on reefbuilding
this construction will need 2nd treatment with glue before we can lift it in the tank cheers |
10/27/2016, 09:32 PM | #15 |
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Sweet!
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10/30/2016, 10:57 PM | #17 |
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Nice scape.
I think those who are following the "modern aquascape" thread would appreciate these as well. |
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just ordered some more reef-flats like these, and 180kg salt & sand best regards Joel |
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11/01/2016, 06:02 AM | #19 |
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glued another piece
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11/02/2016, 02:33 PM | #20 |
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all the salt&sand needed to get the tank up
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rocks back in stock
continued the aquascaping Joel |
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This is going to be a world class build!
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11/07/2016, 06:37 PM | #23 |
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thanks i try to do a good setup
did some testing today, ups unit seems to work fine. it can power my 3 returns at 100% for 4h. flow seems good but i need some finetuning adjustmenst ups units from apc around 120kg i hate to move them https://youtu.be/BqtOoEutY14 https://youtu.be/0tRnhLCnM4 https://youtu.be/-pKGghjz7sA cheers Joel |
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there be light
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