My 29 Biocube

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Now it's time to epoxy, glue, drill..........etc
 
tinman said:
Wow I like the scape a lot

Lots of places for coral I see
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Yeah there is a lot of different levels. Im going to drill alot of the spots for plugs too. Easier to place frags and move them around to find their sweet spot.

Cant wait to get everything back in there.
 
Milhouse said:
Yeah there is a lot of different levels. Im going to drill alot of the spots for plugs too. Easier to place frags and move them around to find their sweet spot.

Cant wait to get everything back in there.
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The scape looks amazing and I do the same thing with the holes
 
Milhouse said:
Yeah there is a lot of different levels. Im going to drill alot of the spots for plugs too. Easier to place frags and move them around to find their sweet spot.

Cant wait to get everything back in there.
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why drill though ... you can use putty and glue ..
 
tinman said:
why drill though ... you can use putty and glue ..
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I've found some zoas like different conditions in a tank just like any other coral. With the holes, any frags I buy or make and put on plugs can be easily moved to find the sweet spot. Glue and putty is a PITA in my opinion for frags. If I can make it easier from the start, why not.
 
If the damsel i put in today makes it through the night, we will name him lucky.

Lets hope he makes it so i can get this cycle moving. I want to move my corals back in!
 
Well, Lucky it is. Looks like the cycle is moving faster than i thought it would. Ill probably give it another week then start moving some of my corals back in.banana_dance

With the new light i won from Reef Breeders and Chicago Reefs, this tank should be on track for awesomeness!
 
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