6 months pictures

[loves saltwater]

Thought I would share my 6 month picture of my 75. Started in early October. I know when I was fighting red,brown,green algae and everything else that you experience along the way with a new setup,it helped for me to look at other maturing tanks to keep me motivated. So maybe this will help someone also. You can get passed the bad stuff just stay focused and research on RC daily !!!!!

 

[BurntOutReefer]

very nice.

 

[fishyz]

Great Job! What is the big coral in the second picture to the left?

 

[loves saltwater]

Toadstool Leather

 

[alexb518]

Looks really nice. is that glass thing in the back your overflow?

 

[loves saltwater]

Yes it is a Caflo *sp style overflow. There is a better picture of it in my gallery pictures

 

[Mac Inger]

Very cool,...hopefully mine will be soon like that

 

[coast2coast7390]

wow looks good

 

[stuccodude]

awesome!!!!!!!!

 

[sanababit]

very nice tank, congrats, hey one question, did u quarentine all the fish and coral??? or did u just add them over a period of time????

 

[loves saltwater]

I QT the fish and did not on the corals.But now that I have a few dollars invested in livestock I QT everything that goes into my display

 

[joekr]

Nice looking tank. Good job!

 

[sanababit]

for how long did u qt each fish???

sana

 

[loves saltwater]

4-6 weeks for fish.

 

[loves saltwater]

Thanks for all the positive comments I am very happy with it so far

 

[chrisqueenz]

Looks very good!!!

 

[drummereef]

Looks awesome, loves saltwater! Do you have an equipment list or any pics of the sump/eqipment?

 

[loves saltwater]

Drummereef look in my gallery it has pictures of my sump and plumbing....If you would like to know more let me know

 

[gistsc]

Stunning! I hope mine looks that good at six months.

 

[loves saltwater]

I am sure yours will turn out great! Just keep your computer tuned to RC and read,research and ask questions. I started out going in the wrong direction but with some help from the folks here I got my display headed in the right direction with information I found here.

3 months after I setup my tank to make things tricky I was forced to move everything into a new tank after I developed a leak in my old tank but again I got on RC and asked how to make this move. I was given step by step "how to" and made the move without any loss of livestock or corals...

Thanks to all the great people that have helped me along the way answer all my newbie questions ! Rock on Reef Central !