My 93g cube Reef

[LittleBee]

Here are some pictures I took today. This was my first time ever using my new Nikon d5100 so go easy on me.

 

[LittleBee]

 

[LittleBee]

Here's a picture of my husband and I walking our pup.

 

[Coral Dreams]

Nice pictures of the tank and nice to meet both of you. Well? Virtually lol that pup is awesome!

 

[LittleBee]

Thanks! I'm loving this new camera! Takes awesome pictures of my pup

 

[Coral Dreams]

Does it shoot video as well?

 

[LittleBee]

It does but I didn't try it yet. That's tomorrow's task.

 

[LivinTheSwreefLife]

Nice pics!

 

[Mrfresh]

Love the top down shots very nice

 

[LittleBee]

Thanks guys. I should have some more top down shots with the Nikon soon.

 

[Riblet]

Sweet cube!

 

[LittleBee]

Thank you

 

[LittleBee]

Here are some fish shots from today. A litte dark but they came out clearer.

 

[LittleBee]

 

[650-IS350]

Love the wrasses. also got more info on that cube? dimension build on it?

 

[LittleBee]

Love the wrasses. also got more info on that cube? dimension build on it?

Thank you. I too am I fan of wrasses if it wasn't obvious.

The dimensions are 30x30x24

As far as the build. I run a reef octopus skimmer in the sump. Sump is just a simple 29g Rubbermaid bin due to a tank not fitting down there. I also grow cheato in the sump. I had the tank custom drilled so the overflow and the return are pretty much the same level in case of a power outage. I have the return breaking the surface of the water a bit so the water would just sink down below that. That way there is no back siphon overflowing the sump and ruining my living room for flow I just have the mag 9 return pump, a koralia 1500 and 750 if I remember correctly. Lighting I just have the one Kessil a350w for now. I have it mounted about 8-10 inches above the tank. That's pretty much it for the build. No dosing system or ATO. I like to keep it as simple as possible. I don't want to be a slave to the tank and go all crazy. I was into sps for a while but that fizzled out due them being to demanding for my likes.

 

[kes]

very nice selection of fish, especially the anapses wrasse! those guys are so difficult to keep long term. good luck!

 

[LittleBee]

very nice selection of corals

Thank you

 

[LittleBee]

I took some top down shots of the corals today and thought I would post them up here for y'all to see. some came out darker than i thought they would but they still came out decent I think for a beginner. Enjoy and let me know what you think, even if you have suggestions!

 

[LittleBee]