Love the tank and scape. Plumbing looks super clean and organized. Following. Just ordered IM ext 100 with the white stand
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Is the board just to have a barrier between the rock and glass bottom or is there another purpose?
I just didn’t want the rock sitting on the glass.Is the board just to have a barrier between the rock and glass bottom or is there another purpose?
I like the white stand. It just wasn’t available at the time I bought the tank. And I like that the new stands have the side door.Love the tank and scape. Plumbing looks super clean and organized. Following. Just ordered IM ext 100 with the white stand
Yea I’m really excited. Doing a build thread on it.I like the white stand. It just wasn’t available at the time I bought the tank. And I like that the new stands have the side door.
Are you asking what I’m going to stick in the tank?Tank looks great. What are you planning to stick with?
I’m not 100% sure what I will put in there. But I do know I want a hammer or frogspawn, maybe both. Also some acans/micromussa, some softies maybe one or two sps. I’m thinking of putting a nem too. Any suggestions?Yes. Sorry must have been auto correct. What are your coral plans?
Why the gigantea or magnifica? Will they host clowns? Why not the bubble tip? Because the move around a lot?If you try a nem I would go with a gigantea or a magnifica. Sounds awesome. Following along.
Finally back.
Hello all. I have been out of the hobby since 2007. In these 13 years a lot has changed. Back then I had a 72 bowfront and I was rocking two 250 Metal Halides and fighting the heat associated with those lights all the time. I had a wet/dry filter and I didn't even have a skimmer. Fiji live rock was easier to get too. Refugiums were not that popular. Fast forward to 2020, and I look at some of the things I did back then and I wonder how things did go wrong. My rock scape was just a wall of rock, so I never cleaned behind my scape. I had my RO/DI plumbed into my sump for top off, with only a float valve preventing my apt from flooding. So here we go again
Tank: With the space I had, I went with the Innovative Marine INT 75. I really wanted the EXT, but that would push the tank out too far forward to be flush with my TV stand.
Sump: Trigger systems Platinum 34. I liked the idea of not having to change filter pads/socks like I did in the past.
Skimmer: Redsea RSK 300.
Lights: Two Kessil A360 X-Tuna blue. Really excited about the amount of heat the LEDs appear to put out compared to MH
Return Pump: Vectra M2
Powerheads: Two MP 40s
Rock: box of Stax and marco rock. Going with dry rock not only because fiji rock is so expensive, but also feel better about the idea of taking rock out of the ground in Florida, rather than the reef.