400 gallon project

[fishoholic]

Wow looks great

[scherzo]

I've seen this tank in person and the pictures do not do it justice.

Brad's fish are GIGANTIC! Very healthy and active... loved seeing it up close.

[untamed]

Originally Posted by hillegom

What kind of snail is that in the pump?
Tank looking great!

I don't know. I can say that this kind of snail is ALWAYS the kind of shell that I find in my pumps, although they are usually 1/4 the size of this particular one. I believe they are a carnivorous type because they are always first on the scene of another snail's death.

Originally Posted by Travis

Love the tank!
but i was wondering how u like the g-6 protien skimmer?

G6 has long been replaced. My current skimmer is double the volume of the G6 and nearly 2 feet taller. You can read about that install. It started on pg 84!
http://www.canreef.com/vbulletin/sho...=28436&page=84

[christyf5]

Tank is looking great Brad!! I can't believe how much stuff your pumps are collecting without any damage to them

[Delphinus]

Congrats on hitting 4 digits with the reply count!

Oh ya, tank looks great too.

[MitchM]

Beautiful!


Mitch

[untamed]

While I was looking at the tank today, I thought..."there still seems to be some microbubbles floating around...." Not nearly as many as a few days ago, but still some.

So I decided to take apart my return pump, even though it had been completely cleaned out only 2 months ago.

Here is what I found. I believe I have located the final source of microbubbles in the tank. The intake strainer in my sump had become detached and I didn't think it would matter. I guess it does.

[zum14]

WOW! Hahah! Im surprised it didnt sound like there was a handful of rocks in the pump. Crazy.

[hillegom]

What kind of snail is that in the pump?
Tank looking great!

[Travis]

Love the tank!
but i was wondering how u like the g-6 protien skimmer?