thatguy559

okay i really hate that i have to sell this but i have no choice. im forced to downgrade my tank due to financial issues this unit is about 11 months old with about 8 hours a day of use.

this plasma light single light covers my 5'L x 3'W x 2'D tank just fine with plenty of light to spare. i modified the unit to fit a lumenarc reflector. i also have the original reflector. i have this light balanced with 2 48" reef-brite actinic blue leds to give it a 12-14k look can through those in as well for an additional $350. with out them it has a 10k look. here is a link for this light 1 year of solid use out of it. its dimmable as well. very little heat not like metal halide i can touch the glass after it has been on all day.

http://straylightoptical.com/products/aquarium

buyer will pay for shipping and paypal fees

just plasma with lumenarc and original reflector for $800

reef brights alone both for $350 or $175 each these are both only 5 months old.

or get entire set up for $1000 with the 2 48" reefbrights.

reef brights alone both for $350 or $175 each these are both only 5 months old.

here is what it looks like on my tank.

this is an amazing light and i have a ton of growth from this . but like i said im going to downgrade to a 29g bio cube :sad1: and this light will be just way to much light .

contact me via text is the easiest for me 61nine 78eight 200three if you have any questions or if you would like more pictures.

if i dont sell this i will probably use it for my turtle tank

does he work with glass? or acrylic

does anyone know of anyone else

i got a 100g with stand for $100 im a bit of a drive though

250g 60"x36"24"

im looking for a good pump for a closed loop system

still got this willing to trade for a 300g rated skimmer let me know pm is key!!!!!

Beth, if you have room give more 'air' to the output of the sump. That 90 degrees could be too tight and generate cavitation. This is also what is written on the Reeflo manuals and they are always right

With tow 45 degrees you probably only loose 2 inches of space, but your pump will be more happy

are you talking about the 90 on the input side of the pump? if so there is nothing bad there i have ran all my reeflo pumps with a 90 on the inlet never had an issue

branching hammer, war coral

heres mine

Yep' date=' you've earned your "wings". I havent seen that overflow design before but the air lines on the 90"s look interesting with no mods in the overflow box. I'd like to see how it turns out.[/quote']

 

looks like a glass-holes.com kit. i had that same setup on my 100g and the tubes got clogged and caused the toilet bowl flushing sound then i switched the the "T" style and it went away. i didnt think of the valve until earlier this year with my 120g

 

 

also if you used the bit that the kit came with i bet it took a long time to drill it? that bit is meant for glass tanks....you could have used a regular hole saw on acrylic.

Beth, a quick suggestion on the drain 90's....

 

Use a T instead :P It's quieter...Do you remember how loud our tank was with the 90's? We put a T in place an it's almost completely silent now, just switching from the drilled like yours are 90 to the T cut 95% of the noise out.

agreed also do this to the top of the "T" to fine tune the airflow this is on my 120g

this is 1 year old.

Hp 12.1" laptop model number TX2510us. has an upgraded hard drive to 500gb's here is the specs on it

12.1-inch (Diagonal) Widescreen Integrated Touch Screen, Convertible Display 1280 x 800, Panel Rotates 180 Degrees and Folds Flat

2.10 GHz AMD Turion X2 ZM-80 Ultra Dual Core Mobile Processor with 2 MB L2 Cache 3072 MB DDR2 System Memory, 250 G B Hard Drive, ATI Radeon HD 3200 Graphics RS780M with 64 MB DDR2 with up to 1470 MB Total Graphics Memory Light Scribe Super Multi 8X DVD±R/RW with Double Layer Support, Wireless LAN 802.11a/b/g/n and Bluetooth.

Windows 7 64 bit

the only reason why im selling this laptop is because i go a macbook pro for christmas. it also needs a new battery charger due to my dog chewing the cord. thats why its so cheap

will ship for free

siphon the free floating to get the stuff on the rock simply drill a hole in the center a brush like this

the size of you hose you are going to use to siphone with use the brush to scrub while you siphon makes for a cleaner display

that clear tubing you got running to your sea swirls are gonna get built up with algae..... might want to change that......tank looks good though. great job on the stand

how can you tell the differences? i have one that has yellow on the tail and a light blue jaw.

i have noticed in the last month my monti's have grown alot. never had to dose calcium but now i do. my cal use to sit at 550 now every 3 days its around 300ish

stock tank? i got a guy here in the seattle area who is gonna build it for me

oh that makes sense........hmmm ill have to talk to my builder then

okay so my corals are going through a color change after the blast of UV my whamine watermelon zoas are turning blue/purple center with the green skirts. my acro that was blue green is now turning pink. some other palys are changing and some corals are just browning out. i think the brown out is due to the whole switching the lights to plasma.

2 questions

will they brown outs color back up?

after the corals changed colors will they change back?

i play those too

ps3 - 05g35guy thats a zero

The box they came in said xm bulbs and in the side it said radium. That's why I put that it's not the radium brand it's xm I bought them brand new from custom aquatic

i got 2 icecap 250w hqi ballast, 2 large 19" lumenbright reflectors, 2 15k xm bulbs (about 4 months use on them) selling everything for $300 ballast are about 6 months old. only reason why im selling is because i bought a plasma arc light.

icecap hqi ballast retails for $129 each

lumenbright reflectors retail for $114 each

xm radium bulbs retails $70 each

all this brand new is $626. minus the shipping cost.

i will ship at buyers expense

those of you with traps can you post pictures so that maybe i can make one

all my rocks are pretty much one sculpture. breaking the rock down is not an option. he is about 4 -5 inches.

did you just cut the top open more? i dont want him cutting himself on the plastic.