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09/24/2008, 09:23 PM | #1 |
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Opes' 40 Breeder Pics!!!
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Very nice! What is the coral in the 4th pic? Never see that before, very interesting looking.
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Great pics, great tank! The 40 Breeder is my favorite size tank.
Any FTS?
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Very nice!
There are lots of places tangs don't belong, but that's another story. You have two overflow boxes in there?
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that monti looks awesome.
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"You have two overflow boxes in there?"
Yeah, that is two overflows. I custom made them. The fronts and the sides facing the glass are made out of black acrylic and the bottom and insides are clear acrylic. This allows for minimal shadows and still takes up way less room than a conventional overflow. They pull right off the tank for cleaning. There is a 1" pvc inserted into the back of the overflow and that goes into a slip bulkhead. This serves two purposes, they are off the glass a tint bit and water can overflow all four sides and they can be removed easily for cleaning. BTW...there are alot of places that a Tang dosen't belong....like in a salad!! |
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Yeah, I really like that. I have something similar in my 40 Brdr. The box itself is as small as I could make it, although not removable.
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I really wish I would have made this narrower (front to back) but live and learn. I will do that on my next build.
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09/24/2008, 11:48 PM | #18 |
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lookin pretty sick josh!
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Nice job!!!!
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Looks really good, thanks for all the pics!
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09/26/2008, 05:51 PM | #22 |
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looks great opes! really like your spongoides. want to see pictures of your new tank when you get it set up.
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09/26/2008, 06:42 PM | #23 |
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Sweet tank. Those rics at the bottom left look real nice. Is that tang A. pyroferus?
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09/26/2008, 06:44 PM | #24 |
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Great tank. Way to make a 40 gallon look bigger.
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09/27/2008, 01:05 AM | #25 |
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what kind of lighting?
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