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04-17-2010, 06:51 AM
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So after all that, here's what I ended up with.
 I'm having a bit of a conflict with the low rock pile to the right. I really want to turf it but its the only cave structure I have for fish to hide and I think that's pretty important in the long run, so I may have to keep it. And yes, those are SPS pieces that I kept from the 104.72 lagoon. They were crowding the 150g reef so I threw them into the FOWLR. Here are a few of the inhabitants.    There are a few others but I'll save them for later  This weekend I hope to skin the stand and set up the automatic water change. 
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04-17-2010, 08:32 AM
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Setup looks great Kien. Great pics and explanations of everything too. Both tanks are amazing. Looks like you are wearing scrubs in the one pic. Work at a hospital?
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04-18-2010, 01:33 AM
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He he, thats what I was going to ask as my wife is an RN
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04-18-2010, 03:46 AM
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Looking Incredible Kien!
 I think the rockscape is very neat! A stellar build, as if we would expect anything but from you!
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04-19-2010, 08:38 AM
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Thanks everyone! And yes, those are hospital scrubs I'm wearing :-)
So this evening I finally got around to plugging in the Bubble Magus. I had assembled it on Friday but didn't have a chance to actually start using it until today. Luckily I have plenty of room in the sump to wrestle that beast in. Here he is busy skimming away.  So when I plugged the Magus in I decided to clean out and replace my carbon. This process took about 20 minutes plus another 10 minutes of cleaning up. After I reinstalled the carbon reactors I took a peek at Mr. Magus to see what he was up to. I was quite shocked at what I saw. This is 30 minutes worth of skimming..  Fish poop on the walls of my brand new shiny skimmer cup!  I am officially a Bubble Magus fan boy!  Mmmm.. seafoam.. 
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