My rimless 28gal JBJ

Dkipp7

Dkipp7

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A few day ago I upgraded my 15gal aio to a 28gal JBJ that I made rimless.

- about 20lbs live rock
- 40lbs live sand
- both returns upgraded to Maxi jet 1200s
- Reef Octopus Ns-80 Skimmer
- Aqua Illumination nano sol w/ controller
- bonded filter pads
- 100w heater

Coral

- pectina
- neon green candycanes
- purple gorgonia
- green star polyps
- meteor shower
- Area 51 zoas
- Bam bam zoas
- hammer coral
- Rainbow acan echinata
- magician palys
- radioactive dragon eye zoas
-Green bubble tip anemone w/ white stripes and purple tips
- green w/ white stripes carpet anemone
- red hornets
- scrambled eggs
- green alveapora
- Jason fox setosa
- red monti cap
- purple bonsai
- blue, green, gold yuma

Fish & Inverts

- pair of wild caught true perc clowns
- cleaner shrimp
- 10 nasarius snails
- 5 cerith snails
- 15 hermit crabs
- 5 astrea snails







 
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SkullV

SkullV

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Love the way it looks but would be too terrified to pull the rim off a NanoCube! That glass is so thin! Keep up the good work though, looks fantastic!
 
Dkipp7

Dkipp7

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SkullV said:
Love the way it looks but would be too terrified to pull the rim off a NanoCube! That glass is so thin! Keep up the good work though, looks fantastic!
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I researched it a lot before doing it. From what I found no one had problems with taking the rim off, so I went for it! I used a dremel to cut the rim into small sections then used a razor to cut the silicone, and finally a small screwdriver to gently pry up the pieces.

I love how it looks rimless!
 
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