revised, some new pics of the 24g and 24g

[stylaster]

Well i changed over my 29 gallon to another 24 gallon aquapod here are a couple pics
First here is the 24g original
and then the 29 gallon converted to 24

[Benny503]

Stylaster, I am thinking of getting at 29g aquapod. If posible, could you please list all the equipment that you are having for the setup. Thanks.

[stylaster]

The only difference between the two setups are the lights. The original 24 gallon has a 250w halide over it the new 24 gallon has a 70w halide over it
Both tanks are maintaned at 78-80 degs, 1.025 salinity, No detectable, phosphates, nitrates, nitrite.
I dont have any fish in either tank, and i dont run skimmers or any kind of carbon or phosphate remover.
I do a 10 gallon water change on each tank every 3 weeks, which is about a 45% water change. I do believe if i didnt do this i would have to be running skimmers

I do push a lot of water each tank has the return pump that came with it, both have majijet 1200's the original tank has a tunze nano and the other has korillia 2
Each tank i feed every 3 days, mostly for the acans a combination or brine shrimp, mysis, and cyclopeeze. A lot of the other corals get what isnt caught by the acans. I target feed them and what is blown away the other corals get

Hope that helps the equipment is pretty minimal, which gives me more time to stare at the tank :)
Roy

[Benny503]

Wow, that is a very simple tank but it is too pretty (I am talking about no sump, skimmer, filter, and other stuff). I wish I have a ocean view like yours. I know it's too much to ask but do you have any of the picture of you tank started, the beginning stage? I read your other tank's posts and seem like they are all already developed.

[stylaster]

Ill get some stuff together over the weekend so you can see the progression. The first tank is over 2 years old now, the other one is only 3 weeks, but the corals in it are about a year old
Roy

[Benny503]

Thanks stylaster, I will looking forward to see it. You are (rock2)

[garrettm85]

I definately look forward to seeing a progression. It is extremely cool to see nanos that have really nice growth and are able to be maintained with such simplicity. I will be setting up a 1 gallon pico tank with much of the same plan soon. Should be interesting.

Garrett

[Benny503]

garrettm85, please dont foreget to takes lots of pictures while setting up your 1 gal pico tank

[garrettm85]

I will certainly do so! It will be a little while before I start it, but I imagine it should set up by the end of the summer.

Garrett