What light did you use in the sump? Really like the switch as opposed to motion.Sump lighting installed! Auto on with the door pressure switch works flawlessly.
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What light did you use in the sump? Really like the switch as opposed to motion.Sump lighting installed! Auto on with the door pressure switch works flawlessly.
What light did you use in the sump? Really like the switch as opposed to motion.
I like the idea of removing a loc line, they stick out pretty far in my 170, not to mention block the light. How has it worked for you?Installed the VCA Red Sea Reefer Ultimate Return Line Upgrade Kit (Dual Random Flow Generators). Didn't like the long length of the original kit so I removed 1 loc-line, hopefully it doesn't suck any air in with the reduced length.
Hopefully it works as well as it did in the Evo!
Still trying to dial in the flow. Playing with the return pump, 2 RFGs, and 2 Nero 3s to try and get the flow right isn't easy.I like the idea of removing a loc line, they stick out pretty far in my 170, not to mention block the light. How has it worked for you?
The cabinet lighting is an LED strip from Amazon coupled with a door pressure switch. Some quick electrical work to install the switch on the negative wire and you have automatic lighting for the sump.What light did you use in the sump? Really like the switch as opposed to motion.
Thanks! Took a bit of work to get it all the way I want it. The limited space is not forgiving and I don't want to have anything outside the tank. Even as happy as I am with it now I still have ideas on how to improve it lolcabinet looks great!
I had a Reefer 170 until my recent move. My setup was very tidy, but not as refined as yours. Well done.Thanks! Took a bit of work to get it all the way I want it. The limited space is not forgiving and I don't want to have anything outside the tank. Even as happy as I am with it now I still have ideas on how to improve it lol
Thanks! I'll provide a more in depth update tomorrow, but I got marine velvet on a Royal Gramma I bought from a fish store that I will not be visiting any longer. Killed 3 of my fish and only left me 2. Clown is currently in the quarantine tank doing well and 6 line wrasse never got it and is still in the display (impossible to catch).Your set up is nice! Any update? Im looking to get a 170 myself. what do you make of the sump space?
Looking good!Most recent pic. Definitely turned around and some coraks that I thought were dead are making a comeback!
4 ml a day? That’s really really low! Not saying its wrong but If you have something like 35 gallons of water that’s adding 0.004dKH per day. I’m just starting kalk and adding 200 ml to 20 gallons and I don’t have any corals, I think Coraline is consuming some and I’m probably just precipitating some dKH so probably not right either. I’m trying to find the right amount to keep dKH constant, work in progress.Thanks! I'll provide a more in depth update tomorrow, but I got marine velvet on a Royal Gramma I bought from a fish store that I will not be visiting any longer. Killed 3 of my fish and only left me 2. Clown is currently in the quarantine tank doing well and 6 line wrasse never got it and is still in the display (impossible to catch).
I will say I like the sump setup, gives enoufh space for a skimmer and refugium. Not a fan of the metric piping and nonstandard 4 inch filter socks, but minor gripe. I'm really happy with the tank. Looking at the Waterbox of equal size I feel like the sump is better on the Red Sea, primarily because the ATO reservoir is external.
I also started kalk last week, doing well so far. Dosing 4 ml a day of saturated kalk along with Acro Power for aminos.
Since treating for the tin issue the tank has been doing really well (except for the velvet).