Inwall tank build with corals that "Sway"!

[ziyaadb]

wow man looking awesome, Fantastic build. I am loving it.

 

[TinyMouse559]

WOW everything is so beautiful!!! :crazy1:

 

[biecacka]

blide what do you have for flow in the tank? the return pump and the 6105 only still? what are the dimensions of the tank. i have a 220 softy tank. 72x24x30 and im really struggling with pump location inside my tank, its a BB tank.
where are you pump(s) located and do you have just one return line to the main tank?
corey

 

[jeepin_girl4ya]

very nice job, looks amazing

 

[blide]

blide what do you have for flow in the tank? the return pump and the 6105 only still? what are the dimensions of the tank. i have a 220 softy tank. 72x24x30 and im really struggling with pump location inside my tank, its a BB tank.
where are you pump(s) located and do you have just one return line to the main tank?
corey

I still only have the return pump and the 6105 (on a controller) and it's putting out plenty of flow. The 6105 is mounted half way up in the tank and blows from the right corner all the way across the front to the other side. The dimensions on the tank is 72X18X29 and I may add a tunze nano 6025 to cover one little spot in the back of the rock work.

 

[SWINGRRRR]

Looks great.
Do you already have stock for the wine rack?

 

[biecacka]

is it on the back wall or the side?

 

[blide]

Looks great.
Do you already have stock for the wine rack?

Hehe well everytime I added some bottles my wife would drink them that week, but now she's pregnant so hopefully I can get it stocked in the next 9 months! :hammer:

 

[blide]

is it on the back wall or the side?

I'm sorry I don't understand the question.

 

[blide]

Updated FTS and a video tour...

http://www.youtube.com/v/XV7AhBOvZ_g&rel=en&fs=1&color1=0x234900&color2=0xd4d4d4

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[javsku]

Looks great

 

[DEEC77]

Beautiful job!!!

~Dee~

 

[lcs]

Beautiful! The rock scape is fantastic. I like how the veggie clip is tucked in the back and how a couple of the fish have staked out their own territories.

 

[slapshot]

I just have to say it again, I love your rockwork!!!!


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[aday2remmbr]

i would get a massive rock with star polyps or clove polyps or xenia and those looks really good in high current. it seems they are grass waving in the wind.

 

[Jackhole]

Very Nice build!

 

[sampster5000]

Looks great! You did a very good job with the golden ratio. I have been into planted tanks for years. For your first try on this rule you did it like a pro. I considered using this in my first saltwater tank but didnt end up doing it. I'll leave the detailed aquascaping to my planted tanks lol. I love the soft coral. The waving motion is what I was always attracted to. I dont understand the obsession with hard coral as I think soft corals look more alive. This is what the eye is attracted to. Great job!

 

[JTrem94]

Awesome to see a full tank shot, and the sump. Looks very cool!!!

 

[frenchie]

very nice tank, nice to see others still like soft coral tanks.

 

[60G]

Looking really great keep up the great work.