Its been awhile since i had a tank, catch up with my introduction.
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=277596
Anyways, i picked up a JEBO R326 30gal aquarium for 25bucks. The canopy also came with the tank, BUT everything was trashed. The old unit for the lighting was rusted and useless so i gutted that. The filter system was missing other then the filter box itself. So what im going to be doing is retrofit some lighting, and figure out a filter setup.
First the lighting was the easiest. I had a homedepot special light i used on my old 29gal with actinic bulb and some other freshwater bulb for plants i think 5k?
Anyways, heres the pic. Only pic missing is the ugly rusted mess.
First step was to clean it up and make room for a retrofit.
I was surprised how close of a match it was lengthwise.
Transplant the internals over.
Since i dont want any water to splash on the exposed internal, i figured using the screen from the homedepot light, and it first and holds itself in perfectly! All i got to do is trim the excess so everything will fit nicely.
Going to wire up everything to the original switches tomorrow and will post pics of the finished product.
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=277596
Anyways, i picked up a JEBO R326 30gal aquarium for 25bucks. The canopy also came with the tank, BUT everything was trashed. The old unit for the lighting was rusted and useless so i gutted that. The filter system was missing other then the filter box itself. So what im going to be doing is retrofit some lighting, and figure out a filter setup.
First the lighting was the easiest. I had a homedepot special light i used on my old 29gal with actinic bulb and some other freshwater bulb for plants i think 5k?
Anyways, heres the pic. Only pic missing is the ugly rusted mess.
First step was to clean it up and make room for a retrofit.
I was surprised how close of a match it was lengthwise.
Transplant the internals over.
Since i dont want any water to splash on the exposed internal, i figured using the screen from the homedepot light, and it first and holds itself in perfectly! All i got to do is trim the excess so everything will fit nicely.
Going to wire up everything to the original switches tomorrow and will post pics of the finished product.
