My 300 gallon Drop Off Reef Tank Build

[Zoaelite]

WOW! That skirt really brings the whole project together, really excited to see where this one goes.

[Gripenfelter]

Still need to do more aquascaping above the shelf and hide the pump.

[Gripenfelter]

Took some better pics.






















Still need to hide the pump.

[MarkoD]

Looks good. How's it looking under the shelf?

[Gripenfelter]

Originally Posted by MarkoD

Looks good. How's it looking under the shelf?

There is sand down there and a lot of hermits live in there.

I need to get more of a cleanup crew. Some detrius but nothing the current crabs can't handle.

Also picked up a sea cucumber.

Nitrates and Ammonia are zero.

[Delphinus]

The whole thing looks really neat. Love the crevasse, that really gives it a pop.

I'd love to see a drop off tank one day where the rockwork actually ramps up closer to the surface and then plop a wavebox down at the deep side just to see what the wave would look like.

[Gripenfelter]

Originally Posted by Delphinus

The whole thing looks really neat. Love the crevasse, that really gives it a pop.

I'd love to see a drop off tank one day where the rockwork actually ramps up closer to the surface and then plop a wavebox down at the deep side just to see what the wave would look like.

Oh so the waves crash on to the rocks?

[Reefie]

Originally Posted by Gripenfelter

Oh so the waves crash on to the rocks?

+1 That would be awesome to see waves crashing onto the rocks!
Maybe an MP40 or MP60 might do the trick, unless you can hide a wavebox within the rockwork on the opposite side.

[phreezee]

Neat! Never seen anything like that before, way to think "outside the box." lol

[blacknife]

Heh for the next build. Wave box built into the underneath chamber.