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Dude I will take any and all things
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let me know if any of you need some cheato...
i still got some can give away..Comment
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I will hit you up I just got my LEDs in yesterday and will be setting up my fugeComment
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Do post pictures of the set-up process.
Well, when you can post the water conditions and we all know the tank is cycle you can have these two frags.
One zoa colony has about 10 heads on it, the palys has only like 3.I ate my fish that died.
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led for the whole tank or for the fuge?Originally posted by Darbex View Post
just shoot me a pm if you need some....
i think dont put too many in there should be better for your fuge set up...
they do grow pretty fast once on track...and you have to trim some away once in awhile...
i heard that cramming too much in there is not really good...Comment
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I think Brian is just talking about his fuge.I ate my fish that died.
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Yeah my fuge I am going to do the set up I posted from someone on MarshComment
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Update pics
Here is all the algae and funk on the sand
Pics of the new LEDs I got in
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See anything alive in there?
Feather dusters?
Worms?
Starfish?
Anything?I ate my fish that died.
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looks dirty....lol
just takes time. wheres pics of the fuge setup your talking about.Comment
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I have to go to the store and pick up some items I plan on doing that this weekend. Just wired up the LED to make sure it works the adapter I have has like 8 plugs so I can go crazy and I plan on hooking up my moonlights to it as well and run the fuge all night. Nothing is alive.Comment
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Some update pics. Algae everywhere and the purple is spreading.
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So I finished the fuge. Here is the set-up below.
I started with two LED lights, mesh from Michaels, zip-tie, and aluminum foil
I made a cylinder with the mesh to hold the cheato. I also created bottom and top so that I can minimize how much escapes. The top isnt fully closed so that I can add and take some out.
I wired the lights and glued them to the aluminum foil and taped this to the back of the tank.
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thats a cool solution to the lack of space!Comment
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Got the idea from Marsh. Its pretty cool idea. I came up with the aluminum foil idea. I used the aluminum foil to both prevent light from escaping into my room and I used the reflective side to to reflect the stray light into the chamber similar to the lights on a tank. The hole thing cost me about $20 and thats the lights. You can get the mesh for $.40, everyone has aluminum foil in their kitchen, zip ties were a $1 for the whole pack at the dollar store, and I had extra packing tape laying around.Last edited by Darbex; 01-15-2010, 10:24 AM.Comment
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