150 gallon... pictures inside
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invincible569
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slobound said:
you'll be surprised!! but since you like the clean look like i do, it will seem as if you just bought those powerheads when you put them back in (the look). You can also open the powerheads for a deeper clean, but sometimes its not needed. I would suggest trying the soak method first. After that, run them in a 5 gallon bucket with vinegar in it if you didnt open them to get everything inside the powerhead out. I do this to mine every month or when i am about to have a lot of company over.
SR HELLBOY
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That is one pristene tank, I mean CLEAN. Good show!!!
SR HELLBOY
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BTW, what type of lighting r you using???
29reef
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nice tank how long has the tank been up and running. i ask bc it sounded like the corals recently got a new home and the algae on the sand. where did you get that wrasse i have been looking all over for one. i am happy with the exqusiste (sp?) leapard wrasse that i have had for going on 17 months, but have been unable to even see let alone buy a macropharyngodon choati i belive common name is peppermint wrasse i am probably wrong on the common name but if you could post or pm me with the low down on how you got the litle guy i would like to know. thanks and awsome tank 5 stars
slobound
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29reef said:
Brian,
I transfered my tank from a 75 to this 150 about 3 months ago. Still fighting with the algae on the sand but I can see it decreasing with the more water changes I do. My friend, Dave Botwin actually got the choati for me a while back. It's one of my favorite fish in the tank!
Mike, good to hear from you! What's the scoop on your tank?
Tarasco1
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The current one is doing all right, been a little neglected recently due to the upcoming move. Still in the process of planning out the 150, I have to get back in touch with Mike Parkis to help me out with getting it all together. BTW, the skimmer you sold me is working great, thanks!
slobound
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Nick, I actually don't know how much live rock in there??? I've added more in little increments but if I had to guess... I'd say approximately 150lbs. It's all Fiji live rock. The big island is around 3 feet long and the small island is a little over a foot. The highest point of the rockwork is about 8" from the waterline.
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