~450G Display (~1000G system) documentary starting
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LiveRock27
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Great looking tank. Enjoyed reading back through the whole build.
bleedingthought
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Keith, looking beautiful! Great corals and gorgeous fish! 
NuclearReefs
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<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=12331728#post12331728 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by cbui2
Marc you need an upgrade Apple 30" LCD like the rest of us
Or a 32 inch .. Double OUCH ..
Im almost set to start stocking my new tank..........
Looks great keith.. I gotta catch up ..
Nathan
ReeferMonkey
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Nope, I'm getting out for a while. I'm working like crazy and don't have time. Sad to say but I feel quite a bit of relief.
kwl1763
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I really need to update this sucker. the tank is doing great. I of course have had the occasional setback, (power failures, C02 regulator died on vacation, etc.) The biggets setback was over labor day I tore the ligaments in my knee and so there was about a 3 week period where I couldn't even go down stairs to look at it. My wife fed the fish and that was it. I haven't done a thorough cleaning of it in 2 months. I have changed water once but the neglect is not good. It's on the upswing again and this weekend I plan on doing a massive cleaning.
Once done I'll get some pics and put them up! It's kinda weird Tonga live rock is not shipping anymore. I guess it's a rare commodity. If there is one thing I like about my tank it's the aquascaping. Sure I would tweak a few things here or there but overall I love it and it has been the same since day one.
I have never done the RDSB. Honestly I have the sand sitting in the garage and I just haven't needed to. I have zero nitrates and things look great so as long as that's the case I'm fine without it. My overflow is large and acts as a great refugium. There are so many pods there it's incredible.
I have turned the sump that was to be the RDSB into a seahorse tank. Very simply setup. a few pieces of live rock and a couple fake corals. I have had the seahorses for about 6 weeks now and they are awesome! Really glad I did it.
Once done I'll get some pics and put them up! It's kinda weird Tonga live rock is not shipping anymore. I guess it's a rare commodity. If there is one thing I like about my tank it's the aquascaping. Sure I would tweak a few things here or there but overall I love it and it has been the same since day one.
I have never done the RDSB. Honestly I have the sand sitting in the garage and I just haven't needed to. I have zero nitrates and things look great so as long as that's the case I'm fine without it. My overflow is large and acts as a great refugium. There are so many pods there it's incredible.
I have turned the sump that was to be the RDSB into a seahorse tank. Very simply setup. a few pieces of live rock and a couple fake corals. I have had the seahorses for about 6 weeks now and they are awesome! Really glad I did it.
melev
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Nice to hear from you Keith.
The Tongan government had a snafu apparently, and no more rock can be exported currently. At MACNA, we sat down and talked with Walt Smith about this for a few minutes, and basically it is a legal thing they have to get through before the shipping can be resumed. Red tape...
Must be nice to not have nitrates. Have I mentioned that I hate you? :lol:
The Tongan government had a snafu apparently, and no more rock can be exported currently. At MACNA, we sat down and talked with Walt Smith about this for a few minutes, and basically it is a legal thing they have to get through before the shipping can be resumed. Red tape...
Must be nice to not have nitrates. Have I mentioned that I hate you? :lol:
JazzZero
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<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=12331575#post12331575 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by melev
Did any of you realize there is more tank in this picture if you scroll over to the right? :lol: 1400 pixels wide!
lol i notice that too and i feel your pain of not having a 30+ inch screen T_T
