Mo's 6ftx8ftx3ft SPS Reef Tank

[FattyK21]

all i can say is HOLY SHIZNIT lol
This has been my fav tank to read about
I have never been more impressed in my life
I would love to take a trip just to see it in person lol

But seriously AHHH MAZ ING WOW

 

[jaydashare]

Speechless!!! That is an amazing piece of ocean!

 

[desert's ocean]

It's easy

http://www.110220volts.com/TC-100.html

Mo, I'd really love to buy the DaStaCo 3000L reactor but am afraid I couldn't convert it to run in the US. Do you have friends in the US who run this?

 

[Moser]

Job done!, from the man who makes them!!...

Mo

 

[Moser]

Sorry about the quality of the pics. One day I will have plenty of time to work out how to do them properly. Until then…..

Mo

 

[Moser]

 

[Moser]

My large Abro is slowly colouring back up"¦. it looks like a tree in there, with very thick branches. The red colour is appearing as are pink tips. It's a very touchy coral for colour"¦..flatworms love it, but it's been free for a while now"¦.

 

[Moser]

This Loripes was totally brown. Now it's green with blue tips…. It still has a way to go

 

[Moser]

 

[Moser]

 

[maddmaxx]

that's a sick pic right here....pics like this is where I understand why ppl go crazy for acros....

 

[Moser]

It's difficult to photograph under blue lights, but here are two versions of the same photo. Each some slightly more accurate colours in certain areas.

 

[dave.m]

Do you mind my asking why so blue? Aesthetics? Personal taste? Back to nature?

Thx

Dave.M

 

[UlyssesG305]

Have you considered adding a baby dolphin to the tank?

 

[UlyssesG305]

LoL! Great tank!! Congratulations on your success.

 

[mr.lamnguyen]

speechless
whats else i can say..

 

[Mark...]

Hope you recovered from the 400g RO situation.

It seems having depth is the most important dimension after seeing this wonderful tank...

 

[Odranoel]

that's a sick pic right here....pics like this is where I understand why ppl go crazy for acros....

Very

 

[Odranoel]

Very very NICE

 

[biodegraded]

It seems having depth is the most important dimension after seeing this wonderful tank...

I completely agree. And it doesn't help that the index of refraction mismatch of water to air foreshortens everything 25%. So when one sees a tank like Mo's or Steve Weast's it's a real treat. One can do all the tricks to force perspective, and they help, but there is no substitute for real front to back distance in the first place.