chadscamaro
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Very nice looking tank !
Hi and few pics of my tank
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kraash
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I don't have anything in the sand bed that I have purchased,(just critters from the live rock) I have thought about getting a diamond goby though. Any one have any opinions about these fish? My rock work is secure, and I would not have to worry about a rock slide if it were to undermine a rock.
I don't have any recent pics of the sump area, I will try to get some tomorrow.
saltyshoe_nano
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wow nice tank and welcome! sorry the welcomes a little late lol but Im alway a day late and a dollar short!
StupidsReef
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I think this guy's a show off!! 
Well at least I hope he's one, cause thats one nice tank!!
As for your wish list goes, I have a Geo calcium reactor I was informed by several locals here to go with that brand and I will do the same to you. It was completly "plug & play" and I have never touched it since other than to clean the input tube due to algae from my sump lights.
As for new lighting, I would suggest (if it's in your buget) T5's. I have them over my tank and....I could on but it's a world of differents in color and amount of heat not to mention the many different specs' of light you can do.
I once had a Diamond goby in my old 90g set up, It did burrow but never toppled over any of my rock work. I liked the lil' fella too and had no issue's with him, other than one. He would pick up sand and swimm about half way up in the tank and then sift it through his gills ( I guess his gills) and it would fall back down onto my rocks and coral. That was somewhat annoying, but a turkey baster would blow it off so not to big of a deal.
Well at least I hope he's one, cause thats one nice tank!!As for your wish list goes, I have a Geo calcium reactor I was informed by several locals here to go with that brand and I will do the same to you. It was completly "plug & play" and I have never touched it since other than to clean the input tube due to algae from my sump lights.
As for new lighting, I would suggest (if it's in your buget) T5's. I have them over my tank and....I could on but it's a world of differents in color and amount of heat not to mention the many different specs' of light you can do.
I once had a Diamond goby in my old 90g set up, It did burrow but never toppled over any of my rock work. I liked the lil' fella too and had no issue's with him, other than one. He would pick up sand and swimm about half way up in the tank and then sift it through his gills ( I guess his gills) and it would fall back down onto my rocks and coral. That was somewhat annoying, but a turkey baster would blow it off so not to big of a deal.
StupidsReef
Premium Member
This guys my hero!! I can see we'll be the best of freinds due to all that pizza!! Oh and I guess if beer is all there is to drink, well then maybe 1 or 2............:bum:
kraash
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Thanks stupidsreef, ya gotta show off the fruits of your labor if you like beer, reefs, and pizza (in that order of course), I am sure we will get along great and have some good times.
I just went to take a couple pics of the sump area, but my camera battery is dead, I know I know :rolleye1: it recharges in about an hour, so patience grasshoppers
if you like beer, reefs, and pizza (in that order of course), I am sure we will get along great and have some good times.I just went to take a couple pics of the sump area, but my camera battery is dead, I know I know :rolleye1: it recharges in about an hour, so patience grasshoppers
kraash
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What is in the bottom of one of your first pictures-are those ricordia?? The huge green thing?? beautiful tank!
good luck!
PL
Thanks Phil, I wish I had zoanthids growing like weeds in your sweet tank
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the huge green thing is not ricordia (i only wish) they are the one and only LE SILMGSP........
(southern IL. metallic green star polyps)
The coral in this pic is actually only half of the original colony, before I cut it down it was over 3 feet long. I would like to replace them with rics in the future though.
good luck!
PL
Thanks Phil, I wish I had zoanthids growing like weeds in your sweet tank
, the huge green thing is not ricordia (i only wish) they are the one and only LE SILMGSP........
(southern IL. metallic green star polyps) The coral in this pic is actually only half of the original colony, before I cut it down it was over 3 feet long. I would like to replace them with rics in the future though.
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