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She holds water, no leaks! Yay!
Thanks for the suggestions guys. I've filled the tank and will run it as-is while the build progresses on the 180 gallon. This one will be for storing the liverock and frags to go into the big tank. Once the big tank is running, the improvements will be made on this one. When they're both up, I may or may not keep this one. We'll see how much room is left in my office at that point. It would be nice to have a separate tank for a seahorse or other interesting creature that I may want to take on in the future. Or just two reef tanks in my office. Not going to get any real work done around here for a while ![]() Jeff |
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Well, she's been running since May with no serious issues. Have a clown and two chromis living happily, and a few corals I received in trade for the bigger 180 gallon setup mentioned earlier.
The 180 was replaced with a 230 starfire tank . New thread coming soon for that bad boy. All the dead rock placed in this tank with equal or more live rock has come along nicely, with lots of coraline growth and has pretty much blended in. I did add a large chunk of rock that had some encrusting coral on it that came from a friend's tank that crashed. I believe it hit the rest of the system pretty hard but lots of water changes later everything else is doing alright, but I'm still not sure if that coral will survive. Here's hoping, as it is really unique and was extremely bright green. ![]() |
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Tank looks awesome. Might want to sell it to me one day
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You wouldn't want to see my tank. I don't use fancy equipment and I am a noob ![]() |
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