Mikey's Dream 120 gal mixed reef.

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Inspiring setup, thank you for sharing.

 

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Thank you please check back in one week as I'm going to be announcing something huge that I did differently now I think a lot of people will like it but of course some people were also hated LOL

 

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One thing that I did not mention as of yet. I'm really not opposed to fragging anything that I have in my tank. If there's something that really catches your eye I will let you know if it could be flagged or not. Almost all deserves can be flagged let me know what you're interested in and I'll get you a price

 

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Who wants to see some beautiful Sun corals and Dendros

 

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Beautiful is right!!

 

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BLUE LIGHT FILTERING FILM!!!!!!!!

I said something big was coming a big change to my tank I posted two poles asking people if they owned a pair of coral viewing glasses here is the write-up in the big reveal

 

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Okay I said I was about to show a very big change I did to my tank. How many people own a pair of reef 2 reef Coral viewing sunglasses or similar? The coral colors immediately pop and come alive. They are an Amber tinted glass that blocks out the blue light, the high energy light and the higher spectrum UV. Well I've done the research, I've contacted multiple companies, I have tried many many products. I finally got in touch with a manufacturer that can duplicate the coating of these glasses and give it to me in an entire sheet that I could wrap my entire tank with. My wife kept saying that the blue light hurt her eyes and she couldn't look at the tank that long. Me personally I could stare at it for hours but you would always see that blue light. To take proper pictures you would have to put filters on your phone or your camera otherwise the picture would be all blue. I have now installed this film that you could look at my tank day or night, and the colors just pop out. The film filters out all the blue light, the high energy light and the tank looks absolutely amazing. No more strain on your eyes. Every picture you take you don't need any filters. Just the coral in it's natural color and natural beauty. If anybody is interested yes I can get more of this film. Here are pictures of exactly what it looks like. So please give me your feedback and leave your comments. I know this is not for everybody but for me I really enjoy it. As you could see I love taking pictures now I could take pictures at any time with no filters.
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[dhjunkie]

WOW That's incredible. How did you attach the film? Simply taped it or something else?

 

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WOW That's incredible. How did you attach the film? Simply taped it or something else?

The film comes with an adhesive on the back of it. You simply have to wet the glass and the adhesive will become sticky just like if you were putting window tint on any other window. Then you take something flat and hard like a credit card and just smooth it out on the glass

 

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Oct 6th pics

 

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October 10th

 

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