Cam's Wine Glass Pico Tank

Could always do a cold water reef. No need for a chiller, just stick it in the fridge. 8)

 

Sorry, I didn't see that question at first. The house temperature is at about 75 degrees, then the light brings it up about a degree or two, so it's at about 76-77 degrees.

Out of curiosity, what corals/inverts live in cooler waters (60-75 degrees)?

 

Nice, coldwater reefs are pretty awesome. Like this tank below. I dont want to highjack your thread by any means, but heres a coldwater reef to look at for those interested

http://www.3reef.com/forums/show-off-your-fish-tanks/check-out-my-coldwater-marine-tank-66600.html

 

I've seen his tank before. I would LOVE to have a coldwater reef! How would I keep the tank cool, though? RO/DI ice cubes? lol

 

yeah, idk how to do that and still be able to view it propertly.

 

I know that some people have the water flow through a fridge to keep the tank cool, but there is NO WAY that I'm going to buy a fridge for this tiny thing

Maybe if I put some ice cubes in the tank 2 times a day? Those could also be my top offs

 

COLDWATER MARINE AQUATICS

 

Thanks I've been on the site before, but I forgot the name.

I wonder if one of my LFS's could get some coldwater stuff in? I just don't want to spend a bunch on shipping :-/

 

So does anyone know how to keep the tank cool? I really want to do a temperate tank now 8)

 

I might actually keep it a tropical tank, because I don't have a way to keep it cool when I go on vacation.

Edit: What are some cool and unusual looking corals that I could keep in the tank?