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Derek7322
For a long time, I thought about how to make a nano sea at home. Since a marine aquarium requires good filtration, I decided to glue together an aquarium measuring 30*30*35, install a partition inside it, and make a small filter in that partition. I thought for a very long time about how to position the partitions so that everything would fit and the water would overflow quietly. Well, the result seems to be good. The filter is silent and everything works. I cut out a piece of the corner in the partition, glued a grill there for water overflow, and drilled a hole for a nozzle through which water is returned via a pump. For the aquarium, I bought an Aquael DecoLight 9W lamp, took it apart, installed Cree LEDs inside, and assembled a control controller for it. I checked everything again to ensure nothing was leaking, nothing was noisy, and everything was working correctly. I poured coral sand substrate, placed live rocks, salted the water, and filled the tank. I introduced the first inhabitant, a hermit crab, and watched for a few days. And it became very boring to watch!!! I took some money, went out, bought a few corals and two fish. I introduced all the new purchases and now I just enjoy the life of my marine aquarium in the evenings. And here's the result!!!
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