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T.I.B.E.T (The Incredibly Big Expensive Tank)

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michika
, 01-17-2013 at 03:19 PM (10314 Views)
Algae! But only on one side because someone forgot to turn on ALL the lights one day.






Got in on a BRS group order this week and broke the proverbial bank. That sobbing you hear is my wallet crying in the corner.
Note how I STILL had to buy more plumbing parts.




The tank has made its way through a complete cycle and now we're in the algae phase. Still have no skimmer as its stuck in customs here at the airport, but I am hoping for it to be released soon. I'm going to try 2 part dosing rather the go wtih reactors for now, the price was right on the group order and should it not work out, I do still have 2 dosing pumps that I could use in a future project.

Yesterday I added my RKE onto Tibet, and then promptly realized that we forgot or missed out on running CAT6 cable into the fish room as planned...oops. Something to fix on Friday I suppose. I've also got a dedicated server set up at home now specifically for the purposes of this tank.

I'm pretty much just sitting back and watching now, its nice.

I am looking for some inspiration though on supply organization. How does everyone organize their stuff? Shelves, boxes, trolleys? I need innovative and creative ideas to maximize my fishroom space.

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Tags: algae, cycle, fts
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  1. melev's Avatar
    Yes, I'm seeing water in your tank at last!!! How's that odd glass box working out in the back left?

    Shelves & clear plastic bins are both good, and a spot to have handy towels is important to catch those drips.
  2. Alaska_Phil's Avatar
    Looking good. It's impressive now, will really look awesome with livestock.

    I really like the upright plastic cabinets that Lowes sells. I don't have a fish room, but the one in my shop is holding up well. I used a partical board one to hide my sump and store all my equipment for a couple years, but the mositure took it's tole on that.