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75 gal build

Bandito Aquatics

NJRC Member
I think I have written this three times now and deleted it every other time because I get fed up with trying to write everything down

the build contains
  1. 75g tank with middle overflow
  2. 3 ai primes
  3. Mp10
  4. Eshoppes RS-100
  5. jebao dc 12000 return pump
  6. SWC-180 skimmer

  7. It’s been running for a little bit now since the move started but it’s somewhat done now and I’m happy with the outcome
    Im going to add some photos so you can see how things are looking all the corals are doing well and that didn’t get sold just got added to the display. Hopefully you guys like the pictures. B73DE133-AE27-42C3-9513-363FA7BC3AC8.jpegA9C41346-33BB-4B9A-A012-2F5D8CD03C09.jpeg67F8B395-D806-493D-A616-07AC23A7FEF9.jpeg39DC4892-2127-462E-AF6F-52D8E27B8177.jpeg8AFE5425-F911-4EA3-91A7-4AD5F19F365A.jpeg214B2141-22DD-4E50-93A4-C3725061099F.jpeg83A09547-6FD2-4B8B-BE25-FCACCFFB7BB1.jpeg6DFA2211-234D-4B9C-9DE7-A9FEE59CC08C.jpeg665EAEB1-DB1D-4F45-8617-B40656517517.jpeg
 

amado

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Looks really nice. Good luck with the new build.
 
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Bandito Aquatics

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Everything seems to be chilling
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I want to add more pods anyone have any
 

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I saw that one I was hoping that someone local would have some but no luck

I bought copepods at Absolutely Fish a couple years ago but haven't seen them since then - I was told their cultures crashed. They do still sell the live Tigger Pods. Some Petcos similarly have tigriopus copepods (though it's a different brand).

Sea Level Aquarium frequently has copepods that he gets from someone locally. And then there's a guy named Mike in Parsippany that I've bought pods from - here's his Craigslist ad:


If you're local, I could also hook you up with some pods. I ordered some about 2 months ago from Pod Your Reefs, and following someone's suggestion, I experimented with pouring half the bottle of pods into my sump, then refilling it with some fresh saltwater and adding some phyto and nori flakes. Within a week or two, the bottle's filled with pods again. So I just periodically dump some back into my sump and DT and repeat. Not a high tech way of culturing exactly, but seems to be working!
 

Bandito Aquatics

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Oh yea the move was a mess and building the tank and the set up was all lot also doing it myself was no fun I get to reap the rewards by the feeling of accomplishment
 
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