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Acros after 5 weeks? I’m curious to see how it goes. Good luck!Week 5 update-
Tank has been doing great.
All 3 fishes have settled in nicely. Added some more acros and a red goni. All bought from local fellow reefer at very reasonable price for the chunky frags-
Below are some pictures -
TSA Bill Murray-
Blue Oregon tort
Pink milli-
RR Rainbow loom
Electric limeade milli-
This look is much cleaner. If they extended the cabinet the doors would be sticking out past the tank.I can’t understand why they don’t extend the cabinet an extra 1/2 inch to support the whole tank. Although they are beautiful tanks. Best wishes for your endeavor
I set a 300 up almost a month ago and I haven't had to touch the valve since then. The older valve on my 170 is finicky but not the new style. I have read about people installing gate valves and still having to mess with them. The new valve works great for me.I setup two 350G2's in September the valves are all but useless they never maintain a consistent flow sump levels go up and down causing ATO issues.
I stated adding acros after 3 weeksAcros after 5 weeks? I’m curious to see how it goes. Good luck!
As for the skimmer, yes the sump is designed to have the skimmer at the back chamber with water height adjustment and after the refugium in the front one. Though I don't run a fuge, I think its better to have the fuge after the skimmer chamber (for pods to populate your tank and not get skimmed out) and you can do so by lifting the middle glass a little to make your water height adjusted in the first chamber as well and have your skimmer there (like I have it). Then you can have your fuge at the back if you wish to.@Bonsai reef Just a question as I recently set up the same tank. Isn't the skimmer supposed to go in the back chamber with the height adjustment? I'm not running a skimmer just curious.
This look is much cleaner. If they extended the cabinet the doors would be sticking out past the tank.
I set a 300 up almost a month ago and I haven't had to touch the valve since then. The older valve on my 170 is finicky but not the new style. I have read about people installing gate valves and still having to mess with them. The new valve works great for me.
For the stand, they can extend the top to match the front glass and have the doors tucked inside the top with the door height 1/2 inch shorter. That way it works too I guess.@Bonsai reef Just a question as I recently set up the same tank. Isn't the skimmer supposed to go in the back chamber with the height adjustment? I'm not running a skimmer just curious.
This look is much cleaner. If they extended the cabinet the doors would be sticking out past the tank.
I set a 300 up almost a month ago and I haven't had to touch the valve since then. The older valve on my 170 is finicky but not the new style. I have read about people installing gate valves and still having to mess with them. The new valve works great for me.
Thanks. I run a fuge and no skimmer for now but I agree with you. It also adds another chamber before the return to reduce bubbles entering the display.As for the skimmer, yes the sump is designed to have the skimmer at the back chamber with water height adjustment and after the refugium in the front one. Though I don't run a fuge, I think its better to have the fuge after the skimmer chamber (for pods to populate your tank and not get skimmed out) and you can do so by lifting the middle glass a little to make your water height adjusted in the first chamber as well and have your skimmer there (like I have it). Then you can have your fuge at the back if you wish to.