WaterBox 10 Cube office desk Anemone tank

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I finally got back into the REEF keeping hobby after a 10 years hiatus. I had both saltwater and freshwater tanks starting in 1980 until in 2011 I lost my business, got a new job and did not have the money or time to continue the hobby so I sold off my 15 year old reef cube aquarium.

This past June I visited my LFS and got bitten by the bug again. Days later while sitting at my desk in my home office I thought I have the perfect space for a Nano cube reef on my desk. The rest is history.

I have been enjoying all the helpful information on this site and thought it was time for me to share my tank.

Equipment:

Waterbox, 10 gallon Cube
Kessell, A160WE Tuna Blue and mount arm
Kessell, Spectral Controller
Eshopps, Nano Protein Skimmer
Cobalt, eo-Therm Aquarium Heater w/ LED Display
Cobalt, Mini MJ 606 pump
Hygger, Slim Wave Maker Mini Magnet powerhead with Controller
AutoAqua, Smart ATO Micro with Trigger Systems - Crystal 5 Gallon Reservoir tank
InTank, Chamber one media basket, chamber two rack, chamber cover & Surface Skimmer
ClearView Lids, Cube Nano 10 ClearView Classic Lid with Feed door



Inhabitants;

7 – Pink metallic bubble tip anemones
1 – Light Green bubble tip anemones
1 – Black Snowflake Clown
1 – Blood Red Fire Shrimp
2 – Scarlet reef hermits
3 – Mexican Red Leg hermits
1 – Emerald Crab
5 – Banded Trochus snails
2 – Fighting Conch
2 heads – Aussie Frogspawn
Colony of Rasta Zoas
Colony of multi colored Zoas
Colony of Nuclear Green Polyps
Neon Green Starburst polyp

I have attached tank photos of the progreation from June until today.

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I finally got back into the REEF keeping hobby after a 10 years hiatus. I had both saltwater and freshwater tanks starting in 1980 until in 2011 I lost my business, got a new job and did not have the money or time to continue the hobby so I sold off my 15 year old reef cube aquarium.

This past June I visited my LFS and got bitten by the bug again. Days later while sitting at my desk in my home office I thought I have the perfect space for a Nano cube reef on my desk. The rest is history.

I have been enjoying all the helpful information on this site and thought it was time for me to share my tank.

Equipment:

Waterbox, 10 gallon Cube
Kessell, A160WE Tuna Blue and mount arm
Kessell, Spectral Controller
Eshopps, Nano Protein Skimmer
Cobalt, eo-Therm Aquarium Heater w/ LED Display
Cobalt, Mini MJ 606 pump
Hygger, Slim Wave Maker Mini Magnet powerhead with Controller
AutoAqua, Smart ATO Micro with Trigger Systems - Crystal 5 Gallon Reservoir tank
InTank, Chamber one media basket, chamber two rack, chamber cover & Surface Skimmer
ClearView Lids, Cube Nano 10 ClearView Classic Lid with Feed door



Inhabitants;

7 – Pink metallic bubble tip anemones
1 – Light Green bubble tip anemones
1 – Black Snowflake Clown
1 – Blood Red Fire Shrimp
2 – Scarlet reef hermits
3 – Mexican Red Leg hermits
1 – Emerald Crab
5 – Banded Trochus snails
2 – Fighting Conch
2 heads – Aussie Frogspawn
Colony of Rasta Zoas
Colony of multi colored Zoas
Colony of Nuclear Green Polyps
Neon Green Starburst polyp

I have attached tank photos of the progreation from June until today.

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Hahaha totally gonna.... copy your equipment ideas......looks AMAZING
 
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It looks very epic. The office desk needs to be very durable if it can hold such a big aquarium. Fish are my favorite pets. I like that they don't need so much care like dogs and cats, and also, the most important for me, I like that they are quiet and don't make noises. I want to put an aquarium on my office desk like you. I want to make it bigger than yours, and fill it with exotic fish from the sea. Before doing this I need to buy a new office desk because I don't think that my old one would be enough durable to hold such a heavy construction on it.
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