Haha well there’s a story on how it came to be this set up I had a week of extreme bad luck. I actually had a 240gallon glass sump filled with poret foam originally. In one week my heaters died, my ex return pump died then the 240 sump cracked in half along the back panel. No one locally had capacity to make a sump with a glass shortage and huge work load. This was the only quick option I had it’s just evolved from there.
Lets see what's in your stand! mechanical photo's
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Its almost March 2024 and my Rena's are STILL RUNNINGthis is a great thread, but I would I love to see more of is a full shot pic of the actual tank, so we can see the awesome results of whats under the stands in the first place
since I recently changed stock on my 150g, its time for an update from my last post on this thread.
my twin Rena's under my open faced tube steel stand, and the growing tinfoil barbs/filamnent barbs that it keeps healthy:
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why did they stop making the BEST canister filters EVER???
Different location now and Big Charlie has been raised in this tank. For that matter the Aqueon 150g tank has been excellent too
I’m looking at a Seapora monarch stand.
It only has 2 cabinets - and I was hoping to run two FX-6 canisters along with a small controller board to deal with cord organization. I’d have to mount an Inkbird controller and a power bar onto it.
I’m sort of concerned about having my electrical equipment in the same cabinet as a canister. Do any of you have a similar setup? I’d love to see some examples.
It only has 2 cabinets - and I was hoping to run two FX-6 canisters along with a small controller board to deal with cord organization. I’d have to mount an Inkbird controller and a power bar onto it.
I’m sort of concerned about having my electrical equipment in the same cabinet as a canister. Do any of you have a similar setup? I’d love to see some examples.
