Was this on display at MACNA?
http://www.reefbuilders.com/2008/09/10/red-sea-max-250-launching-later-this-year-for-about-1499/
234 watts of T5 linear lighting and 117 watts of Actinic lighting and 4 blue LEDs for that oh so loved moonlight. Water movement will be at 960 GPH via two pumps with adjustable direction outlets. Red Sea is also calling this a 65 gallon aquarium, not the 66 gallon aquarium as we previously posted. The price for all of this? $1499.
“In terms of circulation, we understand that you should be circulating for an SPS aquarium at least 10 times an hour. We're nearly at 15 times an hour here, and that's powered by twin circulation pumps. One producing 1200 lph and one producing 2400 lph.
“The protein skimmer itself runs about a third of the size of the back of the tank, and gives you a proper turbo-injecting reef-spec in terms of air-to-water ratio.
“The hood lifts all the way up and is cooled inside by fans. At the back there are also water cooling fans to keep the temperature to a level where, unless you're in exceptional circumstances, you don't require a chiller.”
http://www.reefbuilders.com/2008/09/10/red-sea-max-250-launching-later-this-year-for-about-1499/
234 watts of T5 linear lighting and 117 watts of Actinic lighting and 4 blue LEDs for that oh so loved moonlight. Water movement will be at 960 GPH via two pumps with adjustable direction outlets. Red Sea is also calling this a 65 gallon aquarium, not the 66 gallon aquarium as we previously posted. The price for all of this? $1499.
“In terms of circulation, we understand that you should be circulating for an SPS aquarium at least 10 times an hour. We're nearly at 15 times an hour here, and that's powered by twin circulation pumps. One producing 1200 lph and one producing 2400 lph.
“The protein skimmer itself runs about a third of the size of the back of the tank, and gives you a proper turbo-injecting reef-spec in terms of air-to-water ratio.
“The hood lifts all the way up and is cooled inside by fans. At the back there are also water cooling fans to keep the temperature to a level where, unless you're in exceptional circumstances, you don't require a chiller.”
