New 300

[Parker]

Originally Posted by The Codfather

Im hoping by Christmas to be operational.

Yeeeeeah. Just to let you know, that's not really going to work for me.

Things are coming to gether nicly!

[The Codfather]

Originally Posted by Parker

Yeeeeeah. Just to let you know, that's not really going to work for me.

Things are coming to gether nicly!

I was hoping for the end of summer, but..... ran into a little basement troubles. Like I said, Im trying to be realistic.
Im going to start the rock(base) work right away, hope to have it done in the next little bit. Then I can seed it with the 150 lbs I have left in the back room. Its amazing to see how many sponges have started to grow when there is nothing around to eat them.
At any rate, hope I can speed things up a bit, as I find myself becoming impatient as well. As nice as it was not to look after anything besides my kids all summer, I sure miss not having a functional tank.

[fishytime]

I'd be Jones- n too ..... It's looking really good tho mang!

[The Codfather]

Originally Posted by fishytime

I'd be Jones- n too ..... It's looking really good tho mang!

Thanks it's actually starting to look like something. Im even starting to miss my monthly stop at RC. Haven't had a chance to see the new place yet, looking forward to that though.

[martinmcnally]

Looking good man, love that rock overflow you built. Was that just base rock and some kind of cement mix in between them?

I wanna new tank!

[The Codfather]

Originally Posted by martinmcnally

Looking good man, love that rock overflow you built. Was that just base rock and some kind of cement mix in between them?

I wanna new tank!

It was base rock zipped tyed to eggcrate. I then used spray foam(used for waterfalls, and is marine safe when fully cured), when it was still wet I dumped sand and crushed coral on it, I still may epoxy it with another layer of sand, but Im sure the coraline algae will just cover it anyway and it will be all for not. It was actually quite easy to do, and I had alot of help from a few guys on RC that had done it before.
As for the new tank, can't help you with that one.

[The Codfather]

Well a few things to update. Mike was kind enough to stop by and wire in the panel for me. Thanks Mike, I owe you.



I was in Calgary last week and managed to talk to Brad about a sump, so that's been ordered. While I was in cowtown I picked up a new light. Well new to me. It's a 6' solaris I5 and is in really good shape, I figure I will use this until I get my lighting figured out. It's LED old school(Brett, if you read this, this still gives me the option to join LWL by the way). Im actually quite surprised of how bright this thing actually is, and the programming(which is basic), is really nice as well.