Breeding set-up under construction

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dinger
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Breeding set-up under construction

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Fish room plans are on hold for the next 6-12 months so I thought I'd get started on some of the components.

Interim plans are to use this set-up as a breeding/grow out/frag/holding unit depending on mood and circumstances.

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What are the specs etc for the power board down the right hand side of the stand?
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Post by Sinistar »

Crikey, trying to compensate for something? lol.

Looks like a pretty neat setup, good luck with the breeding.
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Its a left over from garage project, at most it will have 1000W (peak) thru it. It will handle 2400W. 20 sockets just means lead length wont be an issue.

FWIW - breaker rates at 10A 250 3kva 50/60 Hz etc, I use a 4.5 for my main tanks.
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Post by mikey »

Dr DBW wrote:What are the specs etc for the power board down the right hand side of the stand?


You should be able to buy similar boards from ebay for server racks.... I have one on my rack at home...
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ha ha...I'd better no post any pics of my truck then :oops:
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Post by exiled_infidel »

Hey dinger, nice setup. Is that where you wanna put the clowns ive got?

Cool, hopefully therell be a nice journal on the process of raising some clown babies. :poke:
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Post by dinger »

Yep....Plans are they will rotate into the spawning tanks once everything is settled.

The rest of the tanks still need to cure before moving so and I expect the clowns will need some time before they continue spawning so it should all come together nicely.

I have a 3ft tank for them ATM....most likely I will rotate breeding pairs into the spawning bays for periods before placing them back into larger tanks to maintain their condition. Thats the next project, a similiar setup but with 3' or 6' tanks (prob with 3' divider) instead.

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Post by scubascott »

sounds great look forward to seeing updates :clap:
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Post by hoffsta »

That setups neato :laugh: . Hope all goes well.
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