Well... I got a 29 NC from a local club member a while back and have been wanting a ornamental macro display for a while so I though that I would build one out of the 29. When I got the tank the hood wasn't with it and the previous owner removed the back wall (filtration area) as well. This left me with a plain jane 29 tank to build off of.
Here's the plan.
Setup tank in the kitchen area of my house to house a single fish and multiple macro species (hopefully I can get just Caribbean species). The fish I am going to attempt to keep is a Bluespot Jawfish or a Pearly Jawfish (I still have to convince my other half to let me spend $120+ on a single fish) as the only inhabitant this tank will have. I am going to make a mesh style cover for the tank to try to contain the Jawfish (whichever one I get)
Lighting. The tank came with a PC fixture that will probably do the job for a while, but I am considering upgrading to T5's here in the near future.
Filtration... right now, I am running a canister filter on the tank and it seems to be doing it's job, I will probably stick with a canister for the future as this will be like a decorative fuge
Pics
Here's the tank setup with about 20lbs of FREE dry rock added to the tank
And the materials needed to build the mesh cover for the tank... all of this cost about $25 at HD.. you can find the mesh in the garden center stocked with the weedblock fabric. It's called Birdblocker.
The cover on the tank... bending the window screen frame to the bow of the front of the tank took a little while and a few tries without over bending and crinkling the metal... but I did it

I also had to modify the corner pieces that you use to join the frame together to accept the bow front portion... took me a few tries with the dremel, but I got it as well
