cubanreef22
New member
Hi I am new to Reef Centeral but when setting up a tank and wanting feedback on your success(or failure) this seems to be the place to start.:wavehand:
For some quick background info I'm in the process of setting up a beautiful reef tank that hopefully will become a masterpiece. The tank its self is 12 feet long by 40 inches deep by 48 inches tall. This tank has nothing but potencial, unfortunatly it is almost at the point to be filled with water but as many people know that is only the begining. Any building questions I am happy to answer but the feedback going forward is greatly appreciated. There is almost so much to say about the tank from the lights to the skimmer so its almost not even worth posting it all, but im happy to post pics and answers to any questions to clear things up.:lmao:
Some background on me, is that i have a had a nice 125 gallon tank for a year now and a nano cube for a couple of years. If there is one thing that I have learned is that patience and research are very important to a successful reef tank. With knowing this I am confident that i can create a masterpiece. The tank is going into the family business in the wall and available for all to see. This is just the starting post so i will post a few pics and see where it goes.:rollface:
Thank you all,
Nick
For some quick background info I'm in the process of setting up a beautiful reef tank that hopefully will become a masterpiece. The tank its self is 12 feet long by 40 inches deep by 48 inches tall. This tank has nothing but potencial, unfortunatly it is almost at the point to be filled with water but as many people know that is only the begining. Any building questions I am happy to answer but the feedback going forward is greatly appreciated. There is almost so much to say about the tank from the lights to the skimmer so its almost not even worth posting it all, but im happy to post pics and answers to any questions to clear things up.:lmao:
Some background on me, is that i have a had a nice 125 gallon tank for a year now and a nano cube for a couple of years. If there is one thing that I have learned is that patience and research are very important to a successful reef tank. With knowing this I am confident that i can create a masterpiece. The tank is going into the family business in the wall and available for all to see. This is just the starting post so i will post a few pics and see where it goes.:rollface:
Thank you all,
Nick