My 90 gallon reef
 

Hello everybody. I'm new to the forum and I thought I'd share some pics of my 90 gallon reef that I also posted on a local forum here in Winnipeg. This is my very first SW tank, so its not the greatest looking tank but I did my best. In the future I plan to upgrade to a bigger tank once I'm done school.


http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a39...symer06002.jpg

http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a39...symer06007.jpg

Toadstool is shedding
http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a39...symer06022.jpg


And this is what happens when a mag 3 pump falls from a skimmer, and causes havoc for about 3-6 hours (happen over 2 months ago).
http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a39/ryanfish/NOOO.jpg

My tank has been runnging for a little over a year now. It's mainly a softy and LSP reef, but I also have some SPS frags.

Your 90 setup
 

Hey Bud...tank looks awesome. Don't belittle yourself man..it looks great. Every tank is a work in progress and even the best of them had to start where you and I have and many others as well. Keep up the good work. Do you find you have enough room for what you have done so far? reason i am asking is that I want to expand myself and I had thought a 90 would be OK size...

Kevin

i agree with wirehead. i think the tank looks good. i've had the issue with powerheads dropping in the sand and then covering everything with sand. the sunction cups on the powerheads suck.

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How's that 'fuge holding up?
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Welcome to Canreef! :)

Very nice
I am expecting my 90 in a week or 2 and I hope it looks that good when I have it going

Thanks for the good feedback!!!

wirehead- actually I wish I got a bigger tank, but a 90 gallon tank has enough room. My tank is 18inches wide, i wish it was 24inches.

Flusher- Hey chris, its been a long time since I talk to you hahaha. The ref is doing good here is a picture

http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a39...ish/ref002.jpg

I have the eggcrate in there so hardtube worms and sponges can grow all over it.

There is a 90g that is 24" wide. Much less common than the 18" wide version though. I was lucky & got one to use as my wife's reef & my seahorse tank. The dimensions are 48" long, 24" wide & 18" high.

Anthony

Yes, that is the size I want also. :biggrin:

Your tank looks great!

Welcome to Canreef!:biggrin:
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