Dynamite's 90g Valley

Amante · #1 04-30-2010, 03:08 PM

hahahah...nice...

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Originally Posted by dynamite

INSPIRATION

I wanted a minimalist aquascape with a few islands for SPS to grow and lots of open space for fish to swim.

SYSTEM PROFILE

Display tank: 90g with custom made corner overflow 48x18x24 and
Sump: custom made 40g - Fuge with cheato and LR.
Skimmer: Dual Octopus Recirculating Skimmer DDNW-150 rated for 350g.
Water circulation: 1vortech mp40w and 1 vortech mp20.
Lighting: 250 w MH fixture with two 12k reeflux,four Blau High blue t5's and moonlights.
Reactors: One carbon reactor.
Dosing: Balling Method by fauna marin and Profilux dosing pumps (Didn't buy them yet

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AQUASCAPE

After hours of trying to archive the perfect aquascape I came up with this:

INHABITANTS

1 False Percula
1 Cherub angel.

CUC:
4 Trochus.
15 Nassarius.
10 nerith.
10 cerith.

PICTURES

AND THE REEF LLAMA!!!

LOOL

dynamite · #2 05-01-2010, 04:41 AM

Thanks Amante

dynamite · #3 05-01-2010, 07:20 AM

So I sold the skimmer and should be getting the new one next tuesday

dynamite · #4 05-05-2010, 04:39 AM

Little update... My AC is freezing my house!

and can't keep the tank higher than 24c... Should I upgrade my heater or leave it at 24c?

lastlight · #5 05-05-2010, 04:46 AM

Boy nobody is going to have any pity on you in this case! Nice situation to be in lol. Yeah sure why not get a few heaters.

dynamite · #6 05-05-2010, 05:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by lastlight

Boy nobody is going to have any pity on you in this case! Nice situation to be in lol. Yeah sure why not get a few heaters.

LOL

I guess I'm lucky.. anyways... is 24c alright? Or should I keep it at 26?

BlueAbyss · #7 05-05-2010, 07:22 AM

24 is probably fine, I keep mine at 26.5 though to minimize temperature swings via metal halide lighting.

Oh yeah, I like the rockwork (minimal is awesome in a large tank) and that skimmer is pro.