Ginu's 120gallon journey

[Ginu]

No idea of the names

[lastlight]

that's a beautiful tank and your stand would hold 5 of them i'm guessing. are you addicted to construction yet? it happens!

frags look really happy too. good luck.

[Ginu]

Originally Posted by lastlight

that's a beautiful tank and your stand would hold 5 of them i'm guessing. are you addicted to construction yet? it happens!

frags look really happy too. good luck.

Haha addicted to construction is an understatement
I wish I had better finishing skills and I'm not quite done with the stand

I'm actually in the planning stages of another tank.. was going to go custom concept tank, but since this will be an office tank, I'm leaning towards a RSM S500 or S650.

[Skimmerking]

first picture looks like a Millipora prostata I think its spelled like that

[Ginu]

Originally Posted by Skimmer King

first picture looks like a Millipora prostata I think its spelled like that

I think acro prostata as its fairly long.
It often gets confused with acro milepora which looks similar but its much shorter.

[Ginu]

And a shot of the tank roughly 4 months old

I have to move the softies over to the new office RSM S500 tank as this will be SPS/LPS only

[Ginu]

I've also added the Apex DOS which does my water changes at a rate of 10g per week and this way I get to make saltwater once for 24 days every two weeks and I don't have to worry about water changes.

DOS is a bit loud, however its in my shed so it doesn't matter

I still do a 10g manual water change once every 3 months to clean up the sump and vacuum part of the sand.

[Ginu]

I liked the Avast Vibe reactor, so I decided to get a Avast Swabbie for the BK Mini 180

4-5 days of skimming


Three weeks of not cleaning the swabbie... has the consistency of chocolate mousse (less the sugar and cocoa)




And four months cleanup of the pump. Between the pump/nozzle/skimmer body I had about 40-50 snails

[Bblinks]

Holy snails....lol tanks looking good.

[Ginu]

Originally Posted by Bblinks

Holy snails....lol tanks looking good.

Thanks Rich, you gotta stop by one day when on the north shore.