It's late, probably between 12:30 a.m. and 1 a.m. and I still needed to feed the suncorals. The food was waiting nearby, thoroughly thawed since the majority had been fed to my reef earlier this evening. When the reef is dark the suncorals open up to feed, and as long as I feed them often they are predictable. When I feed the suncorals in my frag tank, I turn off all the flow and turn on the white light above to see those little hungry mouths. The deep green branching suncoral has ...
Well, I planned my work and worked my plan...until my brain got in the way, then I revised my plan and made things way more complicated. Anyway, the plumbing is done...mostly. How we got there: Time to plumb a pump. I started with a 3/4" to 1 1/2" adaptor threaded to a 1 1/2" union. I screwed these 2 fittings together prior to putting them on the pump to avoid cracking the pump housing. ...
Updated 02-19-2012 at 09:09 PM by blakew (Added an additional thought.)
This entry will discuss equipment that I pan on using for my 300g build. Automation will be handled by the APEX controller that I already have. I will be adding an EB8 and possibly a 2nd ph probe to handle the Calc reactor. The return pump is Reeflo Dart that has been collecting dust in the garage. SMR1 Bio-pellet Reactor, I already have this running on the current setup. ...
Anyone see what's wrong with this picture? Doh! Guess I get to fix it in the morning.
Well unfortunately the Family and I have decided that we have to move into the city of Charlotte, NC. This will eliminate her just over an hour commute. That being said, I am going to have to tear down the tank and sell it to the highest bidder. Fortunately I have never been happy with the current tank, and so it is with pleasure, a lot of begging, and a little whining, That I have just finalized ...