a few pics of my tank

little urchin

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here are some shots of my tank (my seastar is no more after the evil eunice worm had done with him!!)
70 litres
trickle filter with live rock rubble/purigen/rowaphos 550lph
14kg live rock
2 powerheads at 600lph each











 

little urchin

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not at all...but i'm in the uk!!

it's a fish R fun (awful name) 70 litre bowfront (16 uk gallons....they also do a 7 gallon one)
£135 delivered
 

SCUBA@VADER

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man nice tank... looks sweet... love to get my hands wet in that.. haha .jk... i like your aqua scape.. with the rocks.. like the shrimp. was that a dIY LED night lighting..???
 

little urchin

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yes...i'm not very good at DIY as you can tell....they are just for me really...look nice at night...no benefit to the fish, although having said that my clows seem very nervy if i switch them off (so i don't)
 

EDGRAY

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Really Nice kitchen URCHIN :lol: :mrgreen: anyways....


:shock: :shock: :whoa: Wow Crispy clear and Nice shots wow you are good at taking pictures and odd never seen that kind of tank before looks really nice.. a like i like alot....

The shells of your electric or blue legs hermits are really unike alike them alot...were did you get your hermits??

The pic with the hermit carrying the star is wonderful... why you dont surprice us more often with these wonder ful pics ??? :evil:

What Light are using??


P.S: I LOVE BIG KITCHENS CAN I HAVE YOURS ?? :oops: :lol:
 

reefman23

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I like your tank too... like ed said, very unique shells on the hermits and you dont see many arrow crabs either. The tank is unlike those that we see in the states. great work!

Jesse
 

reefman23

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By the way, I have read that those arrow crabs may eat small feather dusters and other tiny creatures that live in the reefs... so do you have any feather dusters in your rocks?

Jesse
 

gmcallis

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Great looking tank, it must give you hours of enjoyment.

You must be very proud and.....with alot of good reason!

Cheers
 

EDGRAY

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reefman23 said:
By the way, I have read that those arrow crabs may eat small feather dusters and other tiny creatures that live in the reefs... so do you have any feather dusters in your rocks?

Jesse
DO YOU pay attention at all jesse j/k :lol: look in the pictures and you'll see a hawaii feather duster in her tank and well... CAUTION L.ORCHIN... ONCE again :wow:

Eddy
 

little urchin

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thanks for the lovely comments guys

we did the kitchen ourselves....just ripped out the old put new floor down and fitted the new...i like it too...most of it is from IKEA...dunno if you have those stores over there!?

the arrow is good...he eats bristles and keeps my population of those in check, and hasn't touched any of my feather dusters...he's a refugee from my brother's tank...his mean damsel took 4 legs off him before they could get him out

my hermits are NAUGHTY...the shells came from 2 lovely tiger nassa snails, but they thought they would look better in them :fu ...i still have 1 left... i'll have to dig out a better kitchen pic as it was so popular :0)

thanks again

nick
 

little urchin

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here's a better pic...pre fishtank, and a couple of the living room...all simple ...it gets cluttered enough with kids!!...especially as it's only a small house


 

EDGRAY

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WoW your kitchen and part of your house looks really nice are you sure you’re not a kind of interior designer or something cause it looks really nice … you should see mine a mess no furniture at all everything simple lol you have done a great job really if you ever come to the USA please help me get my stuff together at home … and well we do have a IKEA here :D so lets go :lol: :oops:… :lol: :mrgreen:
 

little urchin

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hehe... it's a date

i just have to get rid of clutter...but it's a never ending battle here....just everything neutral always works....it looks unfussy, and you can always paint one wall, get some cushions etc for a bit of colour...

i'm no interior designer, but my degree was in textile design...i teach now (4-5 year olds) with a bit of silversmithing on the side

nick
 

TimSchmidt

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Very nice! Any tips on keeping stainless steel looking good? My son will son be crawling and touching everything.
 
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