tang_man_montreal
New member
Any more info ANYWHERE on this tank?
more pics?
equipment?
etc...etc..etc..?
Absolutely insane.
more pics?
equipment?
etc...etc..etc..?
Absolutely insane.
Italian Tank of the month (year maybe) - PICS intense
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I guess I have to agree and disagree with whats said.
Definatly a beautiful looking tank with some wonderfull coloring and growth.
It's just overcrowded though for MY tatse. I like the more open look.
But still a very stunning tank.
Definatly a beautiful looking tank with some wonderfull coloring and growth.
It's just overcrowded though for MY tatse. I like the more open look.
But still a very stunning tank.
NewMariner
Reef Tank Aficionado
graphixx22
New member
I have 4 words...............OH MY #$$@@#-ING god
geekreef_05
New member
hold on...all of your tanks DONT look like this...psssh.
j/k, that tank is amazing. Seems like alot of fish too. Amazing work.
I was considering running on only MH"s and nothing else, but was unsure as to how it would turn out cause I havent seen anyone else do it. But it seems wicked, so now Im on board, lol.
happy reefin'
j/k, that tank is amazing. Seems like alot of fish too. Amazing work.
I was considering running on only MH"s and nothing else, but was unsure as to how it would turn out cause I havent seen anyone else do it. But it seems wicked, so now Im on board, lol.
happy reefin'
Guelphie
Premium Member
NewMariner said:
Interesting read, that translated article. I couldn't agree more with sentiments such as this:
"I do not believe that a painter from deep of its I, from the farsightedness of its fantasy, could recreate a perfect harmony of colors therefore, shining and spectacular."
Beautiful tank by the way.
Jeremy Blaze
Former Reef Addict
I have to disagree with some people saying this tank, and other like it are not natural looking.
Have you ever looked at a 6'x2'x2' section of a coral reef? It looks just like this tank. Nothing but coral. A reef crest does not have big open space with sand beds.
Are we trying to replicate a small piece of the reef or the whole ocean? If the latter is the case, I want to see a tank, with an outer reef slope, a reef crest, a protected inner reef, a shallow lagoon, a mangrove habitat, .... High and low tide, etc etc etc.....
Great tank BTW!
Have you ever looked at a 6'x2'x2' section of a coral reef? It looks just like this tank. Nothing but coral. A reef crest does not have big open space with sand beds.
Are we trying to replicate a small piece of the reef or the whole ocean? If the latter is the case, I want to see a tank, with an outer reef slope, a reef crest, a protected inner reef, a shallow lagoon, a mangrove habitat, .... High and low tide, etc etc etc.....
Great tank BTW!
Fliger
New member
SunnyX said:Amazing tank.
I personally prefer more open space tanks(like Steve Weast's) because it appears more natural.
What ever floats your boat I guess
I have a feeling it probably started out "open" but became "unopen". The only thing to do is get a bigger tank or make a couple thousand in frags selling!
What size H&S is he running?
reefrubble
Premium Member
BB Tank??
BB Tank??
I see what looks like CC on the bottom . Is that just in the front,and the rest of the tank is BB?
BB Tank??
I see what looks like CC on the bottom . Is that just in the front,and the rest of the tank is BB?
Jeremy Blaze said:
While that tank is colorful and attractive, it's more like a fruit stand than a natural reef. Natural reefs are more monotypic and typically feature large stands of a single specimen of coral. You won't see juvenile specimens of 25 species of Acropora crammed into a 6x2x2 space on a natural reef. If it does happen to occur because of some extraordinary reason, it's a short-term situation.
Also, there are usually open areas of sand preceding a natural reef crest or at the base of the crest.
Greg
Northside Reef
Premium Member
I think the tank is awesome. Thank you for the pics.
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