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Showing posts with label Shallow water BBR tank. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Shallow water BBR tank. Show all posts

Saturday, January 1, 2011

New Years BBR and CBR in the Goldfish Garage

The fish are Itoh (Hater) 11/10, Hattori (Hater) 11/10, Sazuki x Kageyama (SXK) (RanchuManiax)

Tuesday, December 14, 2010

Hattori (Hater) November 2010

Hattori Top View Ranchu spawned November 2010 by Hater from Ranchumaniax/Boss Ranchu stock.  Kept in 20 gallon long with 4 inches of water on central recirculating system.




Itoh (Hater) November 2010

Itoh Top View Ranchu spawned November 2010 by Hater from Ranchumaniax/Boss Ranchu stock.  Kept in 20 gallon long with 4 inches of water on central recirculating system.




Sunday, December 12, 2010

Shallow BBR Tank



Set up more shallow tanks. Used perforated pipe to calm the inflow which is at max flow. Very little current in the tank but with the low volume and high flow they can be feed all day long without water quality issues.

The fish are November 2010 Itoh (Hater).


Saturday, December 4, 2010

BBR in the shallow moss

Being couch potatoes getting fat.






Thursday, December 2, 2010

Shallow BBR Tank

20 gallon long, 4 inches deep, java moss, box filter, and central recirculating water.





The shallow water tank is on my welded 20 gallon long rack which holds 6x 20s per shelf for 3x shelves holding 18 tanks with a 150 gallon tank on the top.



On the right is the full depth stand pipe with perforated pipe covered in fine mesh. This set up can allow newly hatched goldfish to be raised on recirculating water without them going down the drain. On the left is the shallow water BBR drain which is installed vertically and is simply perforated pipe and a cap.



Here it is just after installation. Each tank has air, recirc water and draining to central system. In this picture it is still missing a few tanks on the bottom and has the old 29 gallons on top which have since been replace with a 150 acrylic tank on top.