MY 200 In Wall

[Jime]

I just wanted to share a few photos of my tank. I think most of my algae problems are behind me now. The tank has been problem free now for a few weeks and all I can say is about time. I hope you enjoy the photos and any feedback is appreciated.

 

[Jime]

Here are the lights, 2 400 watt 65K and 2 110 Watt atinics (there were 4 but I broke 2)

 

[Jime]

This is the return on the left side on a closed loop which is fed by an Ampmaster 3600. I forgot to have a hole drilled in the tank for the inlet to the pump so you might notice the 1 1/2 inch pipe in the back which feeds the pump.

 

[Jime]

This is the canopy. I built this room in my garage around the tank and thought a vented canopy would help keep heat away from the tank. It seems to work well. There is a 6 inch fan on the top of the canopy which blows air through the ceiling. Works well but now I have to have the garage vented because it gets cooking in the garage.

 

[Jime]

The lights are on a slider which makes it very easy to work on the lights. I still need to do something with the cords. One more thing on my TODO list.

 

[Jime]

The sump is 55 gallons and the skimmer is a Euroreef 12-2. The reactor is a Lifereef which works great and the return pump is an Ampmaster 3000. The skimmer is a little disappiontment I think that my old Lifereef 36 worked a lot better, but it uses far less power and living in CA the electric bill can be a little steep.

 

[Jime]

And a look at what's going on inside the tank.

 

[blueoceandiver]

very nice

 

[cdeakle]

thanks for the viewing pleasure!!!!

 

[-JB]

Looks great! How about a pic of the back fish room?

 

[Anonymous]

Very Nice!

You better check the battery on the PH meter. I can't believe your PH is really 8.80.

Louey

 

[WRASSER]

jime




really nice pics they came out great, the tank looks great tooo! :wink:


good luck,



wrasser 8)