VerdantGrotto
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So here I am... A year or so later and I've managed to obtain and purchase Everything (OK almost everything) to set up one of my (2) 54 G corner reef tanks. (I couldn't stand having only Fish and Live Rock).
I'm using a Coralife Super Skimmer 125 in a DIY 20g Berlin Style sump
165w LED Fixture Off Brand
(There is actually room for 2 of the LED fixtures on one tank)
40 lbs of Pukani Rock
(I built the structure earlier this year and it's been sitting in a 40 Gallon utility box curing for about 6 months now)
Tunze ATO system
DIY Kalk dripper
(2) MaxiJet 600's
Marineland 3000 utility pump for the return
And the heaters I had purchased ended up on other tanks due to heater failures... I'm still undecided on which heaters I want to place in this system. I was considering (2) 100 watt Jager Heaters (1 in the sump and one in the DT overflow compartment...
I've almost completed the tank cabinet construction for the first tank... Now I have to sheath it in cabinet grade plywood and stain/varnish it. I'll have to do this in the room it'll be set up in because it won't fit through doorways after it has been completed. The hardest part about bowfront tanks is where the heck do you put all of the equipment in the cabinet???
I'm using a Coralife Super Skimmer 125 in a DIY 20g Berlin Style sump
165w LED Fixture Off Brand

(There is actually room for 2 of the LED fixtures on one tank)
40 lbs of Pukani Rock
(I built the structure earlier this year and it's been sitting in a 40 Gallon utility box curing for about 6 months now)
Tunze ATO system
DIY Kalk dripper
(2) MaxiJet 600's
Marineland 3000 utility pump for the return
And the heaters I had purchased ended up on other tanks due to heater failures... I'm still undecided on which heaters I want to place in this system. I was considering (2) 100 watt Jager Heaters (1 in the sump and one in the DT overflow compartment...
I've almost completed the tank cabinet construction for the first tank... Now I have to sheath it in cabinet grade plywood and stain/varnish it. I'll have to do this in the room it'll be set up in because it won't fit through doorways after it has been completed. The hardest part about bowfront tanks is where the heck do you put all of the equipment in the cabinet???