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![]() Well, I’m still planning, but I am almost at the spending stage. I have attached a diagram showing my proposed set-up. Here is my shopping list:
Aqualogic insulated tank (48” x 18” x 24”) with dual pane acrylic front and acrylic lid. Pacific Coast Imports ¼ HP chiller Euro-Reef RS-80 Skimmer Coleman Cooler (Sump), will add acrylic lid and dividers. Return pump (600-1000 gph) Basic fuorescent lighting (nothing fancy) Plumbing, etc. etc….. Please let me know what you think and if I have made any obvious errors. |
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![]() Looks good, you might want to add some more flow other than your return though. Where do you get aqualogic tanks?????
Shaun |
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![]() You are right. A power head or two should take care of that.
AquaLogic quoted me direct. http://www.aqualogicinc.com/products.../insulated.htm Nice looking tanks. I'm just waiting to see how much the freight is going to cost. Wish I could find something similar local. |
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![]() How many galons is that?
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![]() 70 Galons if I go with the 1" insulation.
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![]() A 1/4 horse chiller shoud have enough pull down for that tank. Don't forget to factor in your sump as well. For the extra money a 1/3 might be a better choice as you can use it on a much bigger tank if you decide to go bigger down the road. Also, make sure the one you buy has a thermostat that goes low enough. Some only go down to 15 degrees. You might want to consider a drop in over a flow through-one less thing to plumb.
Shaun. |
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