Building My 375gal Glass Reef
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Hey, Mike! Yeah, I think I over did it. I'm starting to think maybe the 6105s would have been enough for my tank too. Do you feel the same about the quality - seems to be very good. These things are pulling a vortex from 6" below the surface. 
As Ronald would say - I'm lovin' it ....
As Ronald would say - I'm lovin' it ....
OnlyCrimson
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Just read through this! I am impressed with your quality of work!
I thought I should say, it's been brought to my attention that it seems I am trying to take credit for originating some of the ideas that I have been incorporating in my build. Should anyone else be getting that impression, I sincerely apologize. When I used an idea where I knew who the originator was, such as Jb NY and BeanAnimal, I gave direct credit. I will continue to do so.
For those ideas that I knew I had seen somewhere but could not remember the source, I made the following statement in my first post in this thread: ... almost without exception, ALL the ideas you will see in this project were taken from the great threads I found here on Reef Central. The amount of info on RC is incredible â€"œ and I took full advantage of it.
I have always tried to give credit, where credit is due.
For those ideas that I knew I had seen somewhere but could not remember the source, I made the following statement in my first post in this thread: ... almost without exception, ALL the ideas you will see in this project were taken from the great threads I found here on Reef Central. The amount of info on RC is incredible â€"œ and I took full advantage of it.
I have always tried to give credit, where credit is due.
robert bell
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are you going to use sand in the display, or bare bottom?
Robb in Austin
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Glassreef,
I remember you writing that and you deserve a TON of credit for stepping up to the plate like that from the get go. Not many people are willing to say what you did that first day.
Keep up the great work,
Robb
Hey Mike! Just my quirkeyness, really.
In the past I had a very bad crash that I've always blamed on the DSB flipping on me. Every since then I've had SSBs which I replace at a rate of about 10-15 percent per month. Haven't had any problems since. Sand is always nice and clean and no clumping. The replacement process doesn't seem to do any harm to the animals.
reefrubble
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Tom , Your set up is awesome . I wish I had your talent , and ability . Ted
reefrubble - thank you very much, Ted. I seem to remember some pretty great projects in your back yard.
Byronc - first of all:
<img src="/images/welcome.gif" width="500" height="62"><br><b><i><big><big>To Reef Central</b></i></big></big>
Thanks for the very kind words. They are much appreciated.
Byronc - first of all:
<img src="/images/welcome.gif" width="500" height="62"><br><b><i><big><big>To Reef Central</b></i></big></big>
Thanks for the very kind words. They are much appreciated.
BigTuna321
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cool
Hey Tom,
DId you have a parts list for the components of your light rack. I went to the website you recommended, but there are a lot of different types of the aluminum channel. If you've got a parts list that would be great. I just want to be sure to get the right stuff. Thanks!
DId you have a parts list for the components of your light rack. I went to the website you recommended, but there are a lot of different types of the aluminum channel. If you've got a parts list that would be great. I just want to be sure to get the right stuff. Thanks!
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