a couple shots of Grant's tank

[Reef Bass]

Grant took a few pics and here they are:

and...

 

[santarosasalt]

Beautiful tank Grant. What do you have going on as far as hardware? I think you told me it was a 120 right?

 

[Grant W]

I built everything from scratch. I guess it's a Berlin style system. Lots of rock, a shallow sand bed, reef dynamics skimmer(300 gal rated) filter sock,45 gal sump and dual stage reactor with gfo and carbon and tank has been up for about 7+ years.
Tank is a 120 gal. The lighting is also my own design with halides, T5s and moonlights. The bulk of the electrical is run by a reef keeper elite controller. Having 10 fish the corals have lots of fish poo to assist them in growth.

 

[Reef Bass]

Good job getting the camera out and sharing.

We've talked about getting a thread of tank shots together. One day we should do more than talk.

 

[thysrof]

Nice Pic taking Grant!

 

[Grant W]

Thx Bob but they were pretty bad and this is as clean as ole Ken could get them. Lol

 

[Friday Night]

Mehhhhhh... its ok... :smokin: Tank is awsome! Good chat today and thanks again bud.

:beer:

 

[northbay-reefer]

it would be awesome to get a top down shot of this tank

 

[Grant W]

Thank you Alex, dipped and remounted the acro and the hornets are opening so all is good. How are your pieces doing?

 

[elensius]

Awesome, Grant! Thanks for sharing!

Out of curiosity, what's the yellow coral hiding behind the pink one in the lower left of the last picture?

 

[Grant W]

That's a dendro and thanks

 

[justin_cutri]

Those are some pretty big sps colonies

 

[Reef Bass]

Nate I think you're maybe referring to the the M. setosa, in front and to the left of dendro with the tentacles?

The setosa is a lot more orange in person. It's the inability of point and shoot cameras to automatically set the proper color temperature that causes the colors to be so blue and inaccurate.

 

[Grant W]

Plus my lack of skill at photography