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kirk_m started following 3D printing and Reefkeeping...a match made in heaven!, The cookie jar continues to flourish., 120 Gallon TANK ONLY and and 6 others
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The cookie jar continues to flourish.
kirk_m replied to cornflakeblake's topic in Show Off Your Tank
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120 Gallon Oceanic reef-ready tank. 3/4" thick glass, no center braces, drilled on bottom, megaflow overflow system. Weighs 300+ lbs dry, so bring several people to help you move it. Located in Lacombe, LA. Price: $150 *TANK ONLY* *NOTHING ELSE IS INCLUDED*
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What have you done for your tank this week?
kirk_m replied to Shadow1's topic in General Reefkeeping Discussions
Ordered a new CO2 cylinder for my Ca reactor... -
Prices have to be clearly listed in for sale posts.
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Prices have to be posted in "for sale" posts.
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Sweet...
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Any idea what this is and if it’s bad or good
kirk_m replied to Bakerjax12's topic in General Reefkeeping Discussions
Sponge...pineapple as stated before. Good indicator of your tank maturing. -
3D printing and Reefkeeping...a match made in heaven!
kirk_m replied to kirk_m's topic in General Reefkeeping Discussions
4 hours of printing, and reorganization of the dry box compartment of my stand has begun... -
WOW! Steve, you've got some MAD skills...makes me feel like a total amateur. What are armored seams ( you mentioned this in tank specs)?
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I recently purchased a 3D printer (for other purposes), and have now started using it to print much needed parts for the reef keeping hobby. First thing on my list is to print mounting brackets for all those DC power transformers for my various power heads, starting with this one... https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3207037
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Can never have too much of a seal when mixing water and wood
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