JBJ 28 Nano Cube

[CoralJunkie]

 

[jason401]

Looks good! I might add one thing, looks like your rock work is very close too your glass. Unless you dont plan on cleaning the glass in that area, I would make sure a magnetic cleaner will fit between glass/rock.

 

[CoralJunkie]

Looks good! I might add one thing, looks like your rock work is very close too your glass. Unless you dont plan on cleaning the glass in that area, I would make sure a magnetic cleaner will fit between glass/rock.

thanks, yeah I was thinking the same thing but the rocks that are against the glass are whole so i'd be able to slide em out the way and scrape real quick

 

[CoralJunkie]

Tank is fully cycled time for a pair of clowns

 

[CoralJunkie]

I know this will probably be frowned upon by most due to the tank just finished cycling but...

 

[CoralJunkie]

 

[CoralJunkie]

 

[CoralJunkie]

light acclimating my strawberry shortcake frag

 

[CoralJunkie]

 

[CoralJunkie]

Trying to keep it very simple, I removed the media basket that comes with it and added chaeto and the jbj led refuge light I also may be adding some chemi pure just to polish the water

 

[G.T]

very nice.

 

[CoralJunkie]

I finally spent the money and ordered an AI hydra, I'll be modding my hood so an update and pictures coming soon

 

[dilligaf29]

looken good cant wait to see the new light

 

[CoralJunkie]

looken good cant wait to see the new light

Thank you so much and neither can i, I want to try and salvage the clear splash guard that is on the hood so I'm gonna try to gut the hood from the inside out

 

[22engine]

I did it to mine I had a biocube. Took the splash guard off and gutted everything. Then put it back on. Put the light on top and trace it. Used a dremel to cut the section on. The light fit tight in and used black silicone to make sure it wouldn't move.

 

[CoralJunkie]

Thanks, that's exactly what I'm doing and I'm also gonna try to upgrade the fans in the hood

 

[CoralJunkie]

Here are the pics of me modding my hood with an AI hydra, The light and controller are incredible but I wish the spread was a little better, I know it's not intended to be setup the way I did

 

[CoralJunkie]

I wanted to salvage and use the splash guard so I carefully unscrewed all the screws holding the splash guard on

 

[CoralJunkie]

After removing the splash guard and reflector this is what your left with

 

[CoralJunkie]

Now depending on if you want to save the lights and fans you would obviously want to take your time and remove everything carefully but I just used wire cutters and the Philips screw driver and stripped it