Rodenbed February 9, 2019 Share February 9, 2019 Items purchased and awaiting delivery and looking forward to setting it up. Tank: Aqueon 120 Gallon 48x24x24 Glass R&J Stand and canopy Sump: eshopps ADV-100 Heaters: eheim jager 300w x 2 Tank Lid : Aqueon x 2 Lights: ecotech XR30w pro G4 x 2, slider and track Battery backup: Vortech Surge protetor: Killa watt 10 Main pump: Ecotech marine vectra s1 pump Powerheads: Vortech MP40w QD x2 Reeflink Seneye reef aquarium monitor and par meter Aqua medic Reef Doser evo 4 RODI: AquaFX 100 gpd 32 gal brute containers x 2 heater for water eheim jager maxi jet 1200 pump float switch Instant ocean reef crystals 140 lbs carib reef sand Protein Skimmer: eshopps mid-level X-160 axium GEO Reef media reactor UMC410 Biopellet reactor: Reef oct biochurn 120INT GEO Reef media reactor Tsunami ATO and mj 600 pump Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dante411x February 12, 2019 Share February 12, 2019 Ooh. This is most excellent. I’ve been planning a 120 build in my head for a couple months and this should be most helpful. Is that the dual back overflows tank or the single corner?And what is this stand? Haven’t heard of it. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
wangspeed February 14, 2019 Share February 14, 2019 A few things. I wouldn’t run the biopellets unless you have a crazy high bio load. Mine sits in a box these days. Skimmer and Refugio’s are more than sufficient for me, without overstripping the water. Your main pump is a little undersized. I know it says 1400 GPH, but after head loss and if you are trying to power a manifold for the reactors, you may be much lower. Shoot for at least 300-400 gph through the sump. Also that MJ pump might be annoying. They aren’t quiet compared to your other pumps. Or is that only for mixing? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rodenbed March 20, 2019 Author Share March 20, 2019 The mj pump is for mixing. Thanks for feedback. Getting floors done in basement this Friday and will start the build. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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