Today we introduce you to a beautiful tank by our reader Jan – Have fun with it!
The tank has been completely designed by me personally and also partially made. The glass works have been made by a professional aquarium manufacturer and the cabinet by a master locksmith. All wood and electrical work has been carried out and implemented by myself. From planning to first water in it, it took about 3 months. The start and the move from my old 212l Cube ran without any problems and now I am enjoying it every day that I have fulfilled my dream of my living room reef.
Main Tank
- 130 x 80 x 60 pooltank with external chamber 15x30x60 (built by own design)
Lichtning
- 3x Ecotech Marine Radion XR30w 1.Gen (incl. TIR Lense-Kit and DIY mounting)
Sunrise: 8:00
Sunset: 20:00
Moonlight with moonphase via Radion
Filtering and flow
- 2x Ecotech Marine Vortech MP40wES (ECO-Smart Nutrient Transport Mode and Nightmode controlled by Radions)
- Return pump Royal-Exklusiv Black-Devil 8,0m³ (with 2x Hydor-Flow at the entry)
Cabinet, sump and technology
The cabinet and the piping was designed and built by myself.
- Royal-Exklusiv Dreambox 100 x 60 x 35
- Royal-Exklusiv Supermarine 200
- Royal-Exklusiv Mediafilter 1l (streamed with a bypass that is filled with active carbon from Korallenzucht)
- My Reef Creations CR-1 Single (Calcium Reactor filled with 60% Korallenzucht coral breakage, 20% Korallenzucht Calcium granular, 20% Korallenzucht magnesium granular) the reactor is an American product and was adapted on German DIN standards
- Heating 300 W from Tetra
- Aqua-Medic UV-C
Other
- Refill from Royal-Exklusiv with 35l tank
- Aqua-Safe Osmotic 250l/day
Maintenance
The tank is maintained with the whole program of Korallenzucht ZEOvit system
- 60l water change (ATI Coral Plus Ocean) if required clean the skimmer
- Clean the sump
- Clean the filter socks
- clean the glass
- Frozen food 1x a week
- Tetra Fish Flakes & Korallenzucht pellets in the daily exchange
- Nori seaweed every 2 days
Planned extensions
- gravel cover
- dosing
- frag-tank integrated in the cabinet
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