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Small delay with the tank. Red Sea shipped a black tank to the wholesaler and LFS spent some time on the phone this afternoon and Red Sea is now sending the white tank direct to store so probably be next week to get it.
I did have some progress on the Kessil AP700. Kessil is sending me a new unit, so I was pretty stoked at the customer service they offered and provided the new unit works I can live with some lacking APP functionality since the LEDs are actually pretty amazing. And because this thread lacks pictures I did get my new Skimz SM143, my individually switched power strips, and the Kessil mounting arms. Oh, and here's a pic of the rocks just waiting to be showcased. |
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I just picked up a Red Sea 250 today also. Now to wait for the cycle...
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01/13/2016, 02:09 PM | #35 |
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Still waiting Red Sea to ship the stand, the wait is killing me. Called today and they said they had a shipping freeze for inventory counting and started shipping on Monday so they are trying to catch up on shipments.
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01/13/2016, 03:57 PM | #36 |
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Did you get your waveline dc6000 yet?
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01/13/2016, 04:04 PM | #37 |
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I've got everything...just waiting on the tank!
Skimmer: Skimz SM143 Return: Waveline DC-6000 Powerhead: Maxspect Gyre 130 XF and Jebao RW-8 (if needed) Heaters: 300W Eheim and 150W Eheim backup Light: Kessil AP700 and Kessil Tank Mounts Sand: Caribsea Fiji Pink Rock: 55lbs live rock (cycled cured and ready to go) ATO: Tunze Osmolator on the way ATO Tank: 16 gallon flat bottom water tank Power Strips: 2 Tripp Lite (individually switched) Just need a tank, water, and some livestock. |
01/13/2016, 06:06 PM | #38 |
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Those reefer series tanks are pretty nice
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Do you have the apex version of the waveline pump?
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I think it should have a port on the controller for an Ethernet cable. I just bought one off eBay that was advertised as apex ready...got it delivered and it's not. Not impressed
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Natural Blue's Red Sea Reefer 250 Build
Yeah.. I like the fact that I could put it on feed mode, shut off skimmer and put Vortech on feed mode... Have it all automated... Important to me cause my work schedule is crazy.... This gives me peace of mind
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Things just got serious with the ATO.....
The closet the ATO reservoir sits in is under our stairs and I remember wishing I'd of had the builder finish it out under there so I decided to cut a hole under the bottom shelf in the closet to allow access and now I have a ton of room behind the tank! The main reason for doing this is so I don't have the Tunze power cord and top off line exposed and leading from the closet to the tank for everyone to see. Here is the hole I cut out..(yes I can fit through it quite easily. Standing inside my new hideout! Top off water line from Tunze.. |
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Great job! Tagging along with the built.
Do you have plans on building a refugium? |
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Ok, I have to say I'm tempted to cut a hole in the wall nearest to my tank now. I need a tank hideout like this dang it. Hahaha great build thread so far. Sub'd.
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