Krazy K Updated Tank Pics (90 gallon)

[Krazy]

I took some new pictures of the 90 gallon today

My 90 gallon bowfront :

Quick Overall Shot (actually came out CLEAR)

My monster colt coral

Left side of the tank, showing the new tonga branch cave and huge conch shell

My old-school overflow (is there any way I can update/upgrade?)

 

[Krazy]

Hamilton retrofit fixture : 2x250 10k haldies w/ 2x96 antintics

Underneath Shot (yeah I know no refugium)

Two Euro-Reef RS-80's (they work GOOD)

Lots of rubble rock in my 1'st chamber and set of baffles

 

[Krazy]

The last anthellia patch in my tank I'm trying to rid of

Picture with my ghetto modified canopy (need to finish or replace)

New canopy that I need to sand and stain

Enjoy

I'll post pictures of my 10 gallon nano and my 10 gallon prop tank a lil later

 

[TA]

That Hamilton retro is just BEGGING for SPS!

Nice pics..... :thumbsup:

 

[jaze36]

Great tank Keith! Nice dual skimmers, I bet they work good.

 

[Dave ESPI]

The anthelia looks nice where it is

 

[ChrisBuono]

Lookin' great.

 

[sbertomen]

Keith that tank is beautiful - and I like anthelia. (but thanks I have plenty) But I really love that anenome.

 

[nine9d]

Looks good Keith. How deep are your skimmers in your sump? Clean them neck's, they will perform 2 times as good. Keep up the good work bro.

 

[Krazy]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=8709345#post8709345 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by nine9d
Looks good Keith. How deep are your skimmers in your sump? Clean them neck's, they will perform 2 times as good. Keep up the good work bro.

Ross,

The skimmers are about 8.5inchs in the water, what level should they be at? (I was always curious about this)

Yeah they are due for the bi-weekly cleaning this weekend

Thanks for the great comments everyone, Glad you all think I'm doing a good job

 

[laf-reef]

Nice!

 

[Dave ESPI]

How did you manage to keep the tank this way and not have all the water spill out ?

 

[Krazy]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=8711937#post8711937 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Dave ESPI

How did you manage to keep the tank this way and not have all the water spill out ?

:lol:

I cant tell you unless you bring over that magic dust "anthellia be gone" :smokin:

 

[WinkeyWoneye]

According to Euro-reef in a email they sent me, my CS6-1 skimmer is ment to operate in 6-8 inches of water. The RS-80 body is very close to the same height. I would assume it should run within the same depths as the CS6-1.
Nice pics bro :thumbsup: