Fishermoe14;3763382; said:very coolany chance we can get a current pic of the scrubber?
How About That;3763460; said:thanks for updating! did you end up using the same bulbs you started with?
That is great work Err. I'm impressed. Nitrate readings that low are the holy grail!Err;3763355; said:So there you have it folks, its working! How well is to be seen but its doing pretty good so far.
Go to page 1 and look at his pictures to find out : P.Griller;3764280; said:That is great work Err. I'm impressed. Nitrate readings that low are the holy grail!
How heavily stocked is your tank???
Griller;3764280; said:That is great work Err. I'm impressed. Nitrate readings that low are the holy grail!
How heavily stocked is your tank???
mssassysan2000;3764335; said:Nice set up.
Thank you, now somthing you could put on a 300gal could definately be powerd by an FX5I<3fish;3764358; said:Go to page 1 and look at his pictures to find out : P.
And as for the OP, I absolutely LOVE this idea of having a monster algae scrubber on top of the tank. I want to do this on a 300 gallon so expect something of epic proportions coming up in the next 6-8 months, hehe. How much was the cost of the acrylic for this project if you don't mind sharing, and I am sure many others would enjoy knowing this as well. Can I know the dimensions of this thing?
I<3fish;3789441; said:How about instead of that acryllic you used to grow algae on-what about lava rock? It is extremely rough, porous, and bacteria could colonize it so you could add some extra filtration if you may think you are underfiltered. You could add a bit throughout the whole thing. I think it would work better than roughed up acryllic as the algae would have a good place to hold it's roots.