75 Gallon Setup

[Brieenp]

Well I have finally upgraded tank sizes.

Went from a 37 gal to a 75 gal RR. Set it up last night and although there's not much to look at now thought I would share some pictures.

Tank:<br><img src="http://www.derekwinstead.com/images/IMAGE_00040.jpg" /><br><br>

Fishes:<br>
<img src="http://www.derekwinstead.com/images/IMAGE_00042.jpg" />

 

[GreyHawk1968]

That's a lot of fish for such a new tank, you better watch out for the upcoming spikes in ammonia and nitrite .
I just don't want to see ya lose all those pretty fish due to new tank syndrome.

 

[mflamb]

I like the aquascaping and the Vlamingi...my favorite Tang.

 

[o2zen]

Aquascaping is very nice. How many pounds lf LR is that?

PS did you glue your rocks?

 

[Brieenp]

To GreyHawk1968: Yeah I'll be watching everything, I don't want to loose anyone, I've had all those fish for over a year now.

To o2zen: Not much, it almost filled my 37 gallon so I would say around 50lbs?

I didn't glue them because I want to be able to add later and not have to worry about that.

Thanks for all the compliments!

 

[o2zen]

Wow I would be so worried about them shifting and crushing a fish.

 

[pmike25]

Nice looking tank man. Good job...Did that tank cycle yet or did ya just fill up and add fish? Cause if ya just added all new water tha fish its going to cycle and your going to possible kill all fish...

 

[Brieenp]

No I added my old water from my old tank and the sand too.

 

[pmike25]

OK cool. It does look nice, GL with the setup...

 

[Brieenp]

Also, there isn't much weight on the rocks yet to where I would be worried about them shifting and I checked that they weren't loose when I was stacking them. When I get more I'll probably get more into glueing them just for that reason.