My Biocube 29

[Mitchellb]

New skimmer arrived. I had to cut the lid a bit to allow for the hanger.

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[monizb]

Same one my dad runs in is 29 biocube works well

 

[Mitchellb]

Glad to hear


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[Kman]

I think it is this one. http://www.stevesleds.com/

 

[Mitchellb]

here is my biocube as of last Saturday night...cracked all the way up the curved corner.....This build is closed

 

[Kman]

It always sucks when a tank cracks. The worst I have had was my first 180 that I got was set up for only a day. When the bottom cracked and leaked all the water out onto the floor. I came home to an empty tank and a wet floor. Sorry about the tank.

Bright side you get to do a new tank build!! Woot!! ;p

 

[Mitchellb]

Yep!!


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[monizb]

U looking for another ?

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[Mitchellb]

Nope. I bought a 90 gallon to replace it


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[Kman]

I like the 90 gallon footprint you can do some nice designs with that tank.

 

[Mitchellb]

I'm hoping.


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[Ryan Johnson]

I am running a very similar system with a biocube 29 but in the first chamber I have nothing the second I have filled with small chunks of live rock and in third chamber I have return pump 150w heater and skimmer, on the out flow I have a rotating nozzle and additional aquaclear 70 powerhead in the middle of my tank circulating counter current to the outflow, with the circulating nozzle it creates a back and forth wave action. I have been running like this for 5+ yrs. I do infrequent water changes but add micro nutrients on a weekly basis. I have always wondered about the necsecity of all sorts of equipment. The one upgrade I would like to make is to leds