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Old 07-02-2012, 2:53 PM   #1
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12 gallon aquapod build

So yesterday I traded a couple frags for a 12 gallon aquapod. The ballast are bad so I ordered a 30 Watt kit from rapid led. Will get pics up when the lights come in.
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Old 07-06-2012, 4:07 PM   #2
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Old 07-24-2012, 6:39 PM   #3
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Looks really nice. How much did you pay for the light? I have a 1 gallon tank that I was wanting to set up for my mom. Do they make a light kit for a tank that small?

 
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Looks really nice. How much did you pay for the light? I have a 1 gallon tank that I was wanting to set up for my mom. Do they make a light kit for a tank that small?
It was 127 shipped for the kit. I had to mod it a little (it was a direct fit for a biocube 14) and had to solder it. it runs at 30 Watts. They sell individual chips with sinks. You will probably only need one. Shoot them an email
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Sounds good. I will check them out.

 
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I'm starting a JBJ 12 back up and ordered the same light kit. Please tell me
What do u think of this 800 pump? It does have flow control up to 200 gph.
I would like a good pump that is also quite, any suggestions?
This one is from Dr Forsters, price is not an issue due to size.
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Pico Evolution Mini Pump


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* Ultra energy-efficient, compact submersible aquarium pump
* Designed to operate in low aquarium water level conditions
* Adjustable flow rate for customizable aquarium applications
Minimum energy consumption, maximum performance. The Hydor Pico Evolution miniature water pump extends range of use while keeping power consumption low. Flow control knob allows water output to be adjusted to your specific aquarium needs. Unique pump design allows efficient operation even in low
aquarium water level conditions. Ideal for tight aquarium spaces and for use in terrariums or table fountains. The high performance Pico Evolution Mini Pump is also perfect as a petite powerhead for enhancing water movement in compact nano aquariums. Safe for use in freshwater and saltwater aquariums.

Pico Evolution Mini Pump Models 200, 400, 600 features a 270 degree rotating volute for enhanced directional water flow. Pico Evolution Mini Pump Models 800, 1000, 1200 features a seven point flow control system and built-in suction cup mounts.

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200 2-1/4" x 1-1/4" x 1-3/4" h 20" 70 NA 1/2" 3.5
400 2-1/4" x 1-1/4" x 1-3/4" h 28" 100 NA 1/2" 3.5
600 2-1/2" x 1-1/2" x 2" h 12" 160 NA 5/8" 4
800 2-3/4" x 1-1/2" x 3-1/4" h 16" 200 NA 3/4" 6.5

 
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I run a mini jet 606 with a Flo rotator. And a hydor Pico 400 for flow. I need to get another rotator for it. But I like it

The leds are nice no coral loses. They just pop. You will have to mod the kit/hood as it is jade for a oceanic 14g. I am very pleased with the lighting.
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Question,
I've been looking at available lighting to put in my JBJ 12. I blew the ballast.
I really like the look of yours but we have different hoods and I hoping not to have to use fans.
So I am considering the New Exotic strips LED using, 2 or 3 that connect.
White
White/blue
Blue/magenta
What do you think of the Exotics? Some reviews are saying they don't last and manufacture won't reply.
Has anyone had experience with there new strips?
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