#Dream aquarium fish generator
#Dream aquarium fish full
#Dream aquarium fish pro

Finally, The equipment room would be kept locked with a deadbolt on the inside away from the 'curious' and sometimes 'devious' household family members' tampering fingers (wouldn't want to lose a several thousand dollar investment because my idiot brother got mad at me and decided to tamper with aquarium for revenge or a curious parent decided to check out the equipment room while I was away and accidentally messed something up without knowing).Dream Aquarium for Windows 10 - Full descriptionДream Aquarium is a next-generation aquarium screensaver that brings the beauty of a lush freshwater aquarium to your computer with unsurpassed realism. I would have about 200-gallons of mixed saltwater on hand at all times in case of some kind of emergency (power outage, ammonia spike from dead inhabitant, etc.) layed horizontal in a large drum about 6' above the main display to simply be able to open a valve to get the water out. I would run 3-4 In-Line Pumps and have 3-4 returns along the back of the aquarium to create constant circulation throughout the tank along with 4-5 powerheads on the Aquacontroller's wave system for a wave effect. For the main system I would run a Aqua Medic T5000 Twin and an automatic top-off system using a niveaumat pump and float valve dosing kalk/ro water solution mixed by a GEO Kalk Reactor in a 100-gallon Rubbermaid Commercial Stock Tank.

I would have an acrylic 40g breeder (probably barebottom) quarantine tank for those sick fishies (if I can manage to catch them) and for new additions as well it would be stocked with some live rock and inverts and it's own UV Sterilizer, HOB refugium and a HOB skimmer. I would run ozone (as needed) as well as 2x 36w Turbo-twist UV Sterilizers. I would run a GEO Calcium Reactor controlled by the Aquacontroller as well as 2x In-line filters with activated carbon (replaced every 4 weeks of course) and phosphate remover. I would have a 180-gallon acrylic sump with a 40-55 gallon refugium/dsb with 4-T5 10,000K and a 4' (other dimensions depend on what I can fit) frag/fry/juvy growout tank with 2- 150 watt MH HQI's and actinics if necessary.

#Dream aquarium fish pro

It would have 3- 400 watt and 3- 250 watt MH HQI Pendants with Icecap ballasts with varying spectrums along with 8x 36' T5 actinics and moonlight LED's run by the Aquacontroller 3 Pro on a modified (for my viewing convenience) 'natural' sun/moon cycle to promote spawning. My dream aquarium (which may become fully operational within the next 2 years if all goes well all I have right now is the drilled glass to build the main display):Д§2'x48'x30' Low-iron glass aquarium displayed in the finished part of my basement with the 10'x12' storage room behind it as the equipment room. Think one of the main tanks from the atlanta aquarium in your backyard. I'd probably do a region-specific stock say indonesian or solomon islands type ecosystem. Stocking I've still yet to fully decide on.

#Dream aquarium fish generator

The toughest part will be hurricane proofing the whole structure and having a generator the size of a semi on backup for when the power goes out.

Protein skimmers the size of people, massive fulidized bed filters, ozonators, and a rowaphos reactor at least the size of a 55gallon drum. Probably use lots of LARGE centrifugal pumps for water movement and maybe even a diatomaceous earth filter to clean the water. I dont THINK I'll have to light it since it will be outdoor and get direct sunlight, but if I do have to light it, I'll need to use 1000watt halides for sure. It'll have to be made of paned glass with concrete supports to hold the weight and it of course will need to be built directly on to bedrock. I figure the tank will be approximately 200x150x30 feet in size so that its large enough to both dive and snorkel in (thats 46,000 gallons of water). The tank will be open topped (closed automatically for rain) and viewable from four sides, one of which will be the outer wall of my house. My dream aquarium will be an outdoor behemoth on property in south florida.

Do you really want to know? My dream aquarium wont come until I get my dream house, but here goes.