No, I want to try to keep things simple and avoid a calcium reactor/dosing. Otherwise I would be filling this system with clams. It will be a mix of softies, euphyllia and anemones. The more movement from the corals, the better without having to spot feed.

Nice tank


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Thanks.

Looking great!! Gonna have to stop by the office and check it out soon :biggrin:

oooo i know that tank hehehehe ;)


looking good buddy glad to see it come together for you:)

cheers

denny

Feel free to stop by anytime we are open.

Thanks Denny. Still lots of work to do on the woodworking, but the tank is awesome and very quiet. Such a change from my old 125 gallon.

I connected my 2 pumps on the right side of the tank to the T5 lights that are only on 9:00am to 5:00pm. Does anyone know if this is an issue to have your flow drop down at night time? I still have my return pump, Jeboa 25 and one of my Jeboa 15's on and you can still see the flow in the system, just not near as much. With all my pumps on, there is a tonne of flow to the point where I have to really look hard for places for some of my corals.

Probably should have waited longer, but couldn't resist picking this up from someone selling it off of kijiji.
http://i174.photobucket.com/albums/w...psdvfutqtx.jpg
http://i174.photobucket.com/albums/w...pseyihuwwz.jpg

A few updated pictures.
http://i174.photobucket.com/albums/w...psm85sl4vf.jpg
http://i174.photobucket.com/albums/w...psyetmcy3t.jpg
For whatever reason, this recent heat wave hasn't had a huge effect on the tank temperature. What a huge difference compared to my old 125 gallon that would overheat quickly.

Ohhhhh. Purdy...:smile: