I think both were excellent aquarists to show case the best of the Freshwater and Marine hobby. I personally love when both overlap. Mr. Adams has been an excellent source of information as I learn the Marine side. While having already had a decade of fun in planted tanks. Mr. Senske's take on the classic Iwagumi was my PC desktop for several years and inspired one of my own past tanks. He produces fantastic compositions. I'm just an enthusiastic hobbyist, but I wish Ecotech well on your future engagement with the freshwater side. I don't keep planted tanks at the moment, but I would have adored your Radion Freshwater if I were.
Beautiful tanks! Great collaboration!! I have a small planted tank that I love and also putting together a salt tank using Eco Tech lights pumps and Nyos skimmer.
Yuko!! Green tinted glass and opaque silicone that grows algae in it....epic fail on your colab by the looks of things, looks like you need to leave this to a company that knows what they are doing like Waterbox or Redsea.
Actually the tank is settling in great. Now with more fish and the plants starting to grow things are looking pretty solid. We are learning planted Freshwater and without Jeff on site this tank won't sparkle immediately like one of his actual store or install tanks. The science of equipment and the art of aquariums are not the same thing. Light was initially set at less than 50% because were using the Radion mounting arm (close to the water) - but the green tint suggested we might want to turn it down more - at least until the plants start to outcompete the algae - which we did.. If you have any other suggestions we are always interested to hear.
Check out Pt2. on Reefbuilders' RUclips - ruclips.net/video/FQ7R6HPx3Bs/видео.html
I think both were excellent aquarists to show case the best of the Freshwater and Marine hobby.
I personally love when both overlap.
Mr. Adams has been an excellent source of information as I learn the Marine side.
While having already had a decade of fun in planted tanks. Mr. Senske's take on the classic Iwagumi was my PC desktop for several years and inspired one of my own past tanks. He produces fantastic compositions.
I'm just an enthusiastic hobbyist, but I wish Ecotech well on your future engagement with the freshwater side. I don't keep planted tanks at the moment, but I would have adored your Radion Freshwater if I were.
The setup - My favorite part!
Oooohhh carayyyy 😳😳😯😯👌🏾👌🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Awesome builds!
Two giants of the hobby. Bravo.
Beautiful tanks! Great collaboration!! I have a small planted tank that I love and also putting together a salt tank using Eco Tech lights pumps and Nyos skimmer.
I'd like to know how turned down that radion is for the freshwater? Or the amount of CO2 and nutrients being pumped in. That's a LOT of light.
Could you share the Radion and Vortech settings on Jake’s reef build? Thanks!
When is the Nyos Opus Gen 2 tank going to be released in the US?
Yuko!! Green tinted glass and opaque silicone that grows algae in it....epic fail on your colab by the looks of things, looks like you need to leave this to a company that knows what they are doing like Waterbox or Redsea.
Actually the tank is settling in great. Now with more fish and the plants starting to grow things are looking pretty solid. We are learning planted Freshwater and without Jeff on site this tank won't sparkle immediately like one of his actual store or install tanks. The science of equipment and the art of aquariums are not the same thing. Light was initially set at less than 50% because were using the Radion mounting arm (close to the water) - but the green tint suggested we might want to turn it down more - at least until the plants start to outcompete the algae - which we did.. If you have any other suggestions we are always interested to hear.