Waterbox 120p, mostly random plants as I cover space and try to get my species count down
2x Aquael ultra max 2000 from tommy, eheim skim 350, Walt Landau spray bar, osmolator ATO and forget who makes the reservoir. Alan Le 2x output regulator with swagelok nv's, 1.7 drop. ATI sunpower 6x54w T5HO fixture with powerveg and giesemann bulbs (just posted an update in the bulb combo thread actually lol), 7hr photoperiod. Lots of happy bows and kuhli loaches.
15/8/30 frontload, burrs micros, 3gh/0kh, 80% weekly water change, landen sub. This is the show tank. It's a mess right now because I finished a months long battle with algae and after trimming subpar growth and thinning everything out, waterbox offered me an interview and I had to rush around and get some plants to thicken it up last minute (they only gave me a couple weeks heads up)
Much thanks to
@Achi ,
@Burr740 ,
@OmidNiav , and
@Will Sweigart for the plant rescue packages this past week
ADA 60p, this was an overflow tank for awhile while I was dealing with problems in the 120p, and is now slowly getting back to a legitimate layout.
ADA Aquasky 60 RGB, 7hr photoperiod, ADA stand, diffuser, and ss powerjet filter, oase skim 250. 20/8/30 frontload, burrs micros, 5gh/0kh, weekly 80% wc. Sub is fine grain controsoil
UNS 90L, repurposed as a CO2 supplemented low-tech grow out tanks to sell more common stuff to local hobbyists (not much of a high-energy tank scene around here) but is now a 75% chihiros wrgb2 and 1.0 pH drop tank
. Recently trimmed everything way back, it's in grow out stage again
Chihiros wrgb2 at 75%, 6hr photoperiod, some cool no name diffuser, CO2 art reg, no filtration; just an AC powerhead with CO2 line ran into it. 5gh, 0kh, 20/8/30 frontload, burrs micros, 80% weekly wc. Sub is large grain controsoil
Little terrarium on auto misters, coolest thing in here is the Christmas moss, some hot buce, and really nice looking ludwigia glandulosa -- this is a near 0 maintenance setup. JCP&P Aquariums light at full blast, 12hr photoperiod, 90% humidity. Top is cheap polycarbonate a local shop cut for me for 2 bucks, tank is oases hydraquatics deal or whatever they're called, this used to be my tank from the AGA 2022 workshop. Sub is Oase scapersoil
I don't have a good spot for this glass rack yet, but while it's hanging out in my hallway I figured I'd throw a light on and get the succulents under it--normal houseplant setup is too much humidity for them. One small Nicrew at full blast, eventually I hope to have panel LEDs above this once it finds its final spot in my house lol
The house plant setup, lots of cool stuff here. This is powered by 2x4ft T5HO bulbs, and 4x4ft barrina T5-led hybrid bulbs, and 3x2ft -Led hybrid bulbs. Real hodgepodge, this was throwing together extra equipment when I found the greenhouse racks themselves for free. The whole system runs at about 80% humidity during a 12hr photoperiod and shuts off at night
Bin #1 for actual bin stuff: coolest things in here are begonia bipinnatifida and that homalomena black velvet
Straight sphag and osmo+ for substrate, 2x T5-led hybrids, 12hr photoperiod, 90% humidity
Bin #2, the rheophyte bin, and there's a lot of cool stuff in here. Lots of beautiful anubias and buce but of special interest are a 13" contiguous clump of brownie ghost 2011 in perfect shape, and a clump of bucephalandra Nanga silat, of which I am one of two people in the states in possession to my knowledge, and which I think rivals even the hotness of bg11.
Also 12hr photoperiod, 90% humidity, sub is osmo+, pool sand, and eco complete. 2x4ft barrina T5-led hybrid
My original bin, very established in a 20 long aqueon, 12hr photoperiod with one Nicrew at full blast, 90% humidity.
Sub is osmo+, eco complete, pool sand, and a top layer of oase scapersoil.
Coolest thing in here is probably the begonia and some anubias viper from Danny that I haven't seen anywhere else.
And last but not least, a shout out to the 88gal RO storage and water change system that powers all my madness. I need to re run all of this through the floor cutout for the washer/dryer hookup soon, do some math, and get bigger pumps for these so that I can permanently move them to my basement