XBOX 360 Nano-Reef (0.45 gallons)
 

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A video is on the way, a few more pics here.

finally something to do with all those red ringed xboxs i have

hahaha you could go into business selling xbox nano reefs!
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Thats pretty a pretty neat idea though, if I ever kept any of my xboxs before switching to ps3 that would be a neat little build

haha very creative and excellently executed. Any chance we can see some of the actual handiwork being performed?

would be cool if it still worked lol:)

i wonder if this will plug into my tv ... tank :mrgreen:

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Well done!

Yeah, nicely done!

exactly what I was thinking when I saw the title

Haha, like wise I gave up on the 360 after my third RRoD.

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Is the background a huge layer of epoxy? Just noticed the fish in there too!

I've sent my 360 in 3 times for the RRoD. Now it's only used as the world's loudest dvd player.

Dude, you guys made reefbuilders!

That's the principles of Recycling, Reusing & Reducing well-applied.

Great job!

I have about 2500 hours of time with my playstation on.... and she still runs like a champ. Only reason I know that is because of the amount booked time I have on CoD... its a sad life

I mostly like the florida ric's that this tank has, so cool

haha I gotcha beat on play time! I have had my ps3 for 5 years+ so thats gotta be upwards of 3000+between my wife and I but it still fires up! Faithful little machines! PS3 WOOO ;)

Best use of a 360 yet and does over 2000 games of starcraft 2 online get on my laptop get me into the wasted life cub?

Ya, y'alls are famous! Congrats!

Yes it

The back is a piece of acrylic with all of the coral epoxied on. Spencer is was planning on letting nature take its course and have some of those ric's and zoas spread out

We've also made Advanced Aquarist, Ubergizmo, Kotaku, and a pile of gadget and aquarium blogs! Thanks to everyone for the props and link sharing!