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Samantha Hall - 7 years ago

beautiful. what are the dimensions of your tank

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

Thanks Samantha. The overall tank / stand is 6’1”. 20 wide and 18 tall.

muffemod - 7 years ago

Dude you forgot the dimensions~!

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

hahah well i better fix that! Display approx 66x20x18 overal 6'1" long Stand about 3' high :)

USMC Reefer - 7 years ago

Do you use an extension cord to run your power to the other end of your tank for power supply? What are your thoughts on running an extension cord in the sump area of your tank?

I’m starting a peninsula 6 footer and my power supply’s will not reach to the other end. Thank you

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

You could just make your control area on the side with power! A lot of the equipment has fairly long cords these days. Maybe check the specs and take it into consideration when choosing which parts to buy

USMC Reefer - 7 years ago

ReefDudes thanks man. Ya a lot of peps day that extension cord with short out your equipment if you use them so I wanted to see what you thought. My peninsula tank is gonna have one power outlet where the overflow is so tryin to figure a safe way to get power six feet down the tank.

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

I actually have a plug in the middle of the tank on the wall. I have a ups plugged into the tall and everything else plugged into the ups. My overall length is 6’1” and I managed to “just” get everything to work without extension cords (surprisingly). I only have one on there and that’s to the ozone genteratoe on the back end of the tank on the overflow wall If your going to use them just make sure they are up high and don’t have any risk of water dripping on or seeping into the connectors. Most of my wires are hid at the top of my stand behind the bar out of sight

Chris I - 7 years ago

Do you need all those things in your cabinet to run a reef tank, im on a budget and all that seems to me is very expensive

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

If your starting out get a decent light and a wave maker. Next “essential” I would say is an auto top off. The rest you can add on down the road as needed :). When I new I was upgrading to this tank I was slowly sticking up on equipment for about 6 months prior to getting the tank! Haha. I have now had it for a year and a half and still a slow process to slowly add / change / perfect things. All part of the fun. But I also love automation and making things self sufficient as possible. :). But start slow! s be warned.. it’s an addictive hobby!

Chris I - 7 years ago

ReefDudes I really appreciate the advice, and you seem to be right it does make your life easier having all those gadgets for the tank...i gotta start somewhere i guess haha

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

You most certainly do not. (They just make your life easier) you could take a smaller tank and have nothing but a decent light and powerhead for water flow then just do weekly water changes and be ducccessful. His is all I did with previous smaller systems. One thing you will have to do is top off your tank with fresh water to deal with evaporation manually. If you have lots of coral at some point you will need to manually dose nutrients to the tank. Although weekly water changes can handle that unless your tank is packed with coral .

Skimmer - reduces the need for water changes
Doser - saves you having to doses manually (dosing is more when you have lots of coral )
ATO - auto magic tip off. Adds fresh water to keep
Saliniity stably and deal with evaporation

xM3THODx - 7 years ago

Do you have a vid about how you did your magnetic stand panels? I was searching you vid list but didn't see anything?

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

I do not... but I will add it to my list! :D

TroubledMp - 7 years ago

Tank is awesome but my method is to keep it simple. I don't know what you do for a living but I need to get into that. I can't afford all your gadgets. Water changes is my method of an awesome reef. I have only seen this one video but I'm excited to watch some more

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

HPpy yo hear your liking it so far! Let me know if you have any questions :)

Abhijeet Dutta - 7 years ago

bro ur tank look super awesome. wow .

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

Your most welcome!

Abhijeet Dutta - 7 years ago

thank you brother. god bless. :)

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

You sure can keep coral! If you don't want to worry to much about dosing yet start with soft coral, mushrooms, Zoas., leathers like ken ya tree. Finger leather. Toadstool. Some other easy ones but can overflow other corals and be a pest (I keep mine on their own island) but green star polyps (GSP) and pulsing Xenia

Abhijeet Dutta - 7 years ago

my pleasure brother. i need a help from you. at present am having a 120 gallon fowlr tank which is 7 months old. can i start keeping corals now??? if yes please do suggest me some beginners coral which is hardy n easy to maintain. am into this hobby since 5 years. thank you.

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

Thanks so much! I love this hobby!

Peter Tucker - 7 years ago

Hey there - love the channel, and great videos. The light mount is especially slick. Just a question about the CP-40 - you know that is a counterfeit version of the Gyre, right? It is currently in trademark dispute, and is an illegal copy. You might consider replacing with an IceCap licensed version (cheaper than the xf250, if that is a concern), which is a more ethical choice. It is always disappointing to see fraudulent copies of equipment, which takes away from a legitimate businesses' ability to leverage its success and to innovate to create better equipment for us all.

Peter Tucker - 7 years ago

True - might just want to call it out, as I'm sure people look up to you as a good resource for education and reef equipment. Kind of funny, Maxspect knew Jabao would copy their design, and sent a pre-emptive cease and desist letter to them, which they ignored. They are still fighting about it. Jabao also blatantly copied the original Tunze designs for their pumps. I think we are so used to everything being made in China that we don't really consider the impact. The real pumps are more expensive, I hear ya, but the hobby benefits long term when counterfeits are not highlighted, and legit companies can innovate and bring new tech to market for us all. I wouldn't be suprised if the new IceCap license model (and a similar license model in Europe) is specifically to head off crappy Jabao. Just on principle I won't buy anything Jabao for that reason - though their price point is hard to ignore given how expensive everything is in this hobby.

In other news - your tank is really inspiring. Starting my 280 build soon, and it will be a peninsula tank as well, with no obstructions on the opposite side - love the clean look.

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

Thanks Peter! heard about that. Not sure how that works with china compay copying another but it works well for now all prob keep it until it fails... it does then look at my options at that time! Doesn't make sense to spend a bunch of money on a new pump when I have one that works for now :)

Stefan Kofler - 7 years ago

great video, helps me a lot. what i didn't get: how does it work that your overflow is silent?
thx

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

I will do a video on plumbing for you :)

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R De - 7 years ago

Wow great setup......I almost think you would benefit from one of Brightwell bio bricks. I see you already have the plate...

Jose Lara - 7 years ago

amazing set up/coral. it sucks being broke.

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

Thank you! And I'm with you on that one!

Reef Jones#78 - 7 years ago

Cool video

sbazain - 7 years ago

very beautiful Tank what % do you keep your lights

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

Thank you! I keep them at about 45%. Lots and less than 50% the fans don't kick on so they are silent! :)

TWILIGHT FAERY - 7 years ago

Great reef aquarium!

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

Thank you so much!

Matt Johnson - 7 years ago

Reef Dude, can you show in more detail how the light rack is attached to the floor or the stand? I'm designing the same system for my 80 gallon frag that will be lit by the AP700. My tank is set up as a peninsula. Thx!

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

I shot some video on it today just for you. If I have time to edit it tonight I'll post it for tomorrows video :)

Matt Johnson - 7 years ago

Thx dude. Got a bunch of stuff sitting in my cart at 80/20 =)

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

Sure can. I'll shot another video talking about just the light rack :)

Ocean Tank - 7 years ago

so that's like a 10,000 dollar job ?

Ocean Tank - 7 years ago

but the question is how much did it cost... cause the average * diy guy* dosnt have that budget.

Ocean Tank - 7 years ago

U so sound like the diy fish guy Lol

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

I love a good DIY! So fun to create things :D

Ocean Tank - 7 years ago

but the honest question is how much money u got in that ??

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

No idea, slowly built i up for the past 2 years :)

Leo Garcia - 7 years ago

wow bro nice beautiful tank bless for you ☝️

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Crazygamer H20 - 7 years ago

He is really into this hobby thats great i wish i had a reef tank

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

He sure is! Thanks! You should start one! :)

Simon Snape - 7 years ago

Hi, Great Tank, is your tank a custom tank and what size and volume is it.Keep up the good work :)

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

Thanks Simon! The overall dimensions are 6'1" long 2" wide and 19" deep. Actual display is a little over 5.5' with a bit of space for the overflows. Display iis a little over a 100g

Cliffepoos - 7 years ago

Great tank. Good job.

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

Thank you very much!!

ROYAL REEFER - 7 years ago

Dev another amazing vid love the tank! And of course ur blue jaw trigger! I have one my self! Just wish he would be a little more nicer to my kole tang but it's time to add then next fish anyway! Happy reefing!

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

Thank you!!! My trigger has been a model citizen!!! The tangs are the punks of my tank, mainly the hippo tang. He's always moving stuff around

Cesar Guerra - 7 years ago

Great overview video. Will be grate to know more detail about the tank, the dimensions, overflows return etc.

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

I sure coul! . ill do more details on that in a future update video :)

Superyellowtang - 7 years ago

Just subbed dude thought I had good work duddy with the videos

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

hahaa I think my mind auto corrected it as i read it.... i didn't even notice :)

Superyellowtang - 7 years ago

I meant to say buddy

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

Thanks so much Superyellowtang!

Jason Opon - 7 years ago

Can I ask for a few more details on your custom light rail, bc it is by far the best I've seen someone build. What are the dimensions of the rail, it looks maybe close to 2ins? And it's a quad rail? And where did you find it, online? Seems most come in just plain aluminum, the black is so much better. Did you get all the accessories through the same place? Could you do a video of how you built that rail?

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

I'm thinking 2020 or 2525 for that much weight.. but may want to dig into that a bit more. I have 4x XR15 on 1515 so maybe do a weight comparison

Jason Opon - 7 years ago

ReefDudes I'll be hanging 3 xr30s but over 5ft so getting the 2020 t-slots might be wise.

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

I believe its 1515 which is 1.5"x 1.5" i would prob do 2020 if you had xr30s or heavier lights.. need to calculate how much it can hold with out bending for the weight/span you are trying to do.

Jason Opon - 7 years ago

ReefDudes that would be awesome. Is it Bosch rails? I dig the covers that go on the slots.

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

I believe its 1.5" but i can measure it later and try to see if i can the parts/order list.

Ellery Wong - 7 years ago

What build date is on your CP40? There were tons of failures in the stuff built before July 2016 I believe. Mine only lasted 6 months before the motor failed. I have not had any issues with my 3 Maxspect gyres so far. Just wondering if I should give the CP40 another chance.

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

My origional contrôlée had an issue where it would not always turn the pump back on in pulse mode. They replaced the pump. Same issues. All other modes worked fine. They ended up replacing the controller and it's been golden ever since

Will C - 7 years ago

Just a heads up, Having an over over sized skimmer just means that it will not be skimming 100% of the time, it will be more off and on. You could save electricity and run that skimmer for half time 12 hrs and get the same results.

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

Prob true. It's DC so pretty efficient as it is. The prices was right so I went for it (future proof if I ever upgrade). I could run it just at night to make my tank even quieter! Hehe

claymore19kilo - 7 years ago

quick eazy way to up the ph on any tank with a protein skimmer. move your air inlet tubing from inside the house to outside, ither using a very long airline tubing or drill through the wall to the outside this will reduce the total dissolved Co2 in your tank and raise the ph

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

This is very true! And prob one of the best ways to raise it! I actually ordered an ozone generator so that's my next experiment! :) I'm curious to see if the extra oxygen molacie makes a difference :)

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Marlon's C - 7 years ago

where's the algea turf scrubber?

Marlon's C - 7 years ago

ReefDudes definelty see a lot of nasty algae in my scrubber and while there is cheato growth it isn't an explosive growth. I do see a lot of pods and apods also in the cheato

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

Do you find any advantage to running both? I would almost think the ATS would outcompete the chaeto for nutrients

Marlon's C - 7 years ago

ReefDudes I'm running an ats and cheato reactor. the ats is growing some nasty algae

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

Marlon's C non existent! I will likely try one eventually though. I'm curious how it compares :)

CJ'S AQUARIUMS - 7 years ago

Finally had a chance to sit down and watch this whole video.. hell of a setup. I wonder how much was planned in the beginning vs how much u had to improvise along the way... nice video man

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

Thanks CJ! I would say it was prob 90% pre-planned (and 3d modeled) months before i actually ordered the tank..I spent months designing and planning my upgrade :)

IFourBlunts - 7 years ago

This was a great video. I just got my first tanks, IM 25 gallon lagoon and a 10 gallon Nuvo black for quarantine, and your channel has been helping me through this project. Putting my pukani into cycle today. Keep up the informative videos sir. Congrats on PH!

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

Thank you! I I've had 3 different IM tanks! They are great little tanks! The logo on one looks pretty sweet! Be sure to make videos on your tank! Let me know if you have any questions as you go.

SantaMonicaHelp Assistant - 7 years ago

Any plans for a new algae scrubber here? :)

-Paola

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

Thanks Paola, I sent you a message through your website

SantaMonicaHelp Assistant - 7 years ago

I sent you a private message ;)

-Paola

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

I would love to try one! I have done just GFO, a fuge, Chaeto reactor.. an ATS is the only one i haven't given a whirl yet :D

Ford Fishing - 7 years ago

do you have a Niger trigger

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

I have a Male Blue Throat triggerfish

Daniel Jordan - 7 years ago

Nice Tank !

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

Thanks Daniel!

Randy Paras - 7 years ago

Very Informative
Job well done!

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

Thanks Randy!

jazbo smith - 7 years ago

is there Sugar in your Tank?

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

+jazbo smith Nope, the only things sweet the corals :)
Are you asking about carbon dosing?

Javier Beltran - 7 years ago

really nice tank.... how much did u send in all the equipment

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

Thanks Javier! That's a good question. I slowly built it up as I found deals so it's hard to say but one day I'll sit down and try and figure it out

Jack Edwards - 7 years ago

One of the most attractive sump, dosing setups ive seen, respect.

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

Thanks so much jack!

Sky's Fishroom - 7 years ago

can you do a video on the stock of your tank?

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

Sure can! I plan on doing one on coral and one on fish in the upcoming weeks! :D

Reef Builders - 7 years ago

Respect for using 4 XR15s instead of 2 XR30s, you know wassup.

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

Thanks Jake! to me the ability to spread the pucks further and get better coverage was key!

lebon40 - 7 years ago

thanks Deven, very informative and helpful for the planning! ;-)

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

lebon40 your welcome... and thank you!

Gb J - 7 years ago

Thank you for sharing all this info on your hardware. Very helpful. plse update us on all the indivisual corals in the tank soon as well.
also what are your thoughts on red sea colours program. worth it?

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

Will do!!!

Gb J - 7 years ago

ReefDudes cool. good to know. will be nice to see the progress. keep us posted!

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

Gb J so far the reds / oranges are more vibrant. I may turn it off for a few weeks and see if I notice a difference!

As for the corals I'm thinking of doing another indepth video overview of all of the corals. Then another of the fish :)

oceanslide - 7 years ago

Where did you buy the brackets that attach the Radion to the rail?

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

Right on the money :)

oceanslide - 7 years ago

Okay cool, What did you use to attach it to the rail? Bolt and washer?

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

RMS Slide is all you need.. Just need the X bracket part.

oceanslide - 7 years ago

ReefDudes did you buy the whole rms mount? Or the rms slide?

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

oceanslide hahaa yes! You cooks likely do it out of acrylic or 3d print them but by the time you consider the time and materials it's prob not far off of just buying the brackets They are only 20-25 each so not terrible considering

oceanslide - 7 years ago

ReefDudes Dang I was hoping you weren't going to say that!

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

I bought the RMS light mounts and took them apart to get the brackets :)

ProgressReport - 7 years ago

Just wanted to leave a note that your channel is extremely informative and the content delivery is great in my opinion. Keep up the awesome videos!

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

Thank you so much for the awesome feedback, I really appreciate it!

Non Average- Reefer - 7 years ago

Yesss!

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

Ohhhh yeaaaa :)

bobpaterson417 - 7 years ago

What are the overall dimensions of your tank and what size tank did you use to make your sump? Very nice!

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

The Tank/Stand is 6'1" long 20" wide 18" deep. The tank it self self is about 5-6" shorter as the end cap has the overflow area) I designed the sump and got the tank builder to build it with the tank. Let me know if you have any other questions :)

9StickNate - 7 years ago

This is a sweet setup!

Dave Green - 7 years ago

absolutely an amazing set up mate very nice tank

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

Thanks so much Dave!

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reef guy 92 - 7 years ago

I have to say you do have the best light mounts on youtube there so cool floating across the tank hands down the best in my opinion anyway other people might disagree but yh great setup bro keep up the good work

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

Thanks you!! i spent weeks working-out what i need to make the cantilever design work! I'm super happy with how it turned out :)

Miguel Pires - 7 years ago

amazing job, i wish i could afford such a nice setup , i see you have a marine pure block as i do, however i recently send for analysis my water with the aquaforest test, and my Aluminium is way way high, some suggest that marine pure blocks bleach aluminium , i believe it was from the AL99 triton anti phosphates i used to use in the past.... so i have to ask how´s your Al level ?ohh and do you have any idea what high Al levels do to corals? thanks for sharing

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

I have heard that before.. I have also heard of triton test done in tanks with large amounts of marine pure with no issues.. so i'm not sure if thats a red herring or not.. My tank and corals look great so i'm not to worried! (one day ill do Triton test!)

Roi - 7 years ago

my goldfish bowl has more equipment than this.. pfff... :P

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

Big smiles back for the compliments :D

Roi - 7 years ago

ReefDudes wow that sounds awesome... thumbs up for the carefuly thought out system

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

Thats one high tech fish bowl :) I bet it even changes its own water! haha i actually did see a cool project where they had a webcam/wheels on a fishbowl.. and which ever side the goldfish swam is which way the car would drive.. he could explore the house!

Clayton Jessup - 7 years ago

They all look amazing ! Great job hands down...

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

+Clayton Jessup I really appreciate that!! Im glowing with all of the positive comments today! :)

Clayton Jessup - 7 years ago

I am loving the aluminum light bar rack as well as the sump set up, and the steel,stand they all look extremely clean. Who made your aquarium?

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

I designed everything then had the stand/glass made from Concept aquariums. The light rack i did my self.

Clayton Jessup - 7 years ago

Amazing tank hands down I love it !

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

Thanks so much Clayton! :D

Flip Flop fishin - 7 years ago

Such a clean neat and beautiful set up.Love hiding all the hardwear! Pure bueaty

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

Thanks! I consider the tank a piece of living room art so I strive to keep it as clean and sleek as possible! :)

rafael blandino - 7 years ago

Can you make a video on you battery backup?

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

Sure can! I'll shoot it in the few weeks!

Apex Reefing - 7 years ago

20 minutes after I've subscribed I'm not sorry I had

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

Better late than never! Thanks for subscribing!! I appreciate it!

EngineeringAquariums - 7 years ago

Looks good man, my fuge = ur reactor, and mine keeps phosphates at the EXACT same level without any water changes :)

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

Sounds like it's doing its job perfectly! I just love the space I gained from it

Greg Tredo - 7 years ago

WOW, What a beautiful setup! You put an Incredible amount of planning into your build... very inspiring and you have definitely given me some ideas how to improve my 130 Gallon reef :) Please keep up the great work and keep the videos coming

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

Thanks Greg!! I appreciate your kind comments! Let me know if you have any questions on your build :)

Kreger's Aquariums - 7 years ago

Great overview ReefDudes! Very well thought out design!

Nano_Joe - 7 years ago

Wow, talk about sleek! Looking great man.

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

Thanks Nano_joe! My goal is to make it silent and hide all equipment :)

Bubba Shinobi - 7 years ago

Thank you for showing us all the details of your tank. Any specific setting you using on your Radions or did you make a custom set-up ??

Bubba Shinobi - 7 years ago

That would be great, I'm sure others may have the same questions . I currently don't have the Reef-Link.

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

I took the coral lab AB+ schedule then tweaked it. I can do a video explaining the lighting if you want. :)

Scurvy - 7 years ago

NIce rundown, very well thought out!

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

Thanks!! Lots of pre planning payed off. Im glad you enjoyed it!

EDK ReefMeister - 7 years ago

Dude, you have a really sweet setup. So your frag section isnt a refug anymore?

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

Thanks Ed! I build the Chaeto Reactor to make space for the frag section (my sand bed was getting overrun with frags!) The 90W led was a beast and more effective at growing chaeto but if i can get 70% of that and gain a chamber back its a fair trade for now.. i'm just happy i have a spot for all the excess frags so i can help keep the display tidy

pelphrey - 7 years ago

Solid equipment over view!

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

Oh I didn't show it ! It's on the left behind the recliner

pelphrey - 7 years ago

Did I miss the ATO container?

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

Why thank you Pelphrey!

J Reezy - 7 years ago

great template I can use for my 260 peninsula build.

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

Steal away! i spent months designing it and tweaking it before i built it! let me know if you have any specific questions!

Fr4nkTheT4nk - 7 years ago

Nice tank man. Thank you for the advice this morning during CJ stream. Fr4nkthet4nk

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

Your welcome! thanks for checking it out :D

Major League Reefer - 7 years ago

let me tell you that you are one of my top five reefer gurus...

EDK ReefMeister - 7 years ago

Typo in the thumbnail. :D

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

Good catch! All fixed :)

dudesreef - 7 years ago

I crave videos like this, thank you for sharing brother! Loving all that gear!

ReefDudes - 7 years ago

You are most welcome! Ill prob do one on the fish/corals in a few weeks!

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