Moving

[ekoroknay]

I successfully moved my reef tank into my sisters laundry room today. We are closing on our home on the 10/3 and hope to close on our new home 10/31. I cant decide if I want my new tank to be a 60g cube or a 90g rectangle....either way I am looking forward to the new tank.


Im pretty sure were gonna keep my sons aquapod and make in a micro algae tank with pulsating xenia, gsp, and mushrooms. Live stock will probably be a pistol watchman pair and maybe some blue damsels.

 

[CrazyEyes]

I'd do a 60g cube over a regular 90g. Congrats btw.

 

[CMcNeil]

Do a 60 cube,it has a nicer footprint and makes for a great reef.I loved my old 30x30x16 60g shallow cube.I was able to make 3 islands of live rock that looked awesome and left plenty of room for fish to swim and none of the rock work touched the glass,not even the rear wall.

 

[ekoroknay]

I'd do a 60g cube over a regular 90g. Congrats btw.

thanks man! Looking forward to being done with this

 

[ekoroknay]

Do a 60 cube,it has a nicer footprint and makes for a great reef.I loved my old 30x30x16 60g shallow cube.I was able to make 3 islands of live rock that looked awesome and left plenty of room for fish to swim and none of the rock work touched the glass,not even the rear wall.

I was thinking the marineland cube. I think its 24x24x24. Only downside is that is cant be flush against a wall.

 

[snake1]

I like the cube layout too you can do so much as far a rock layout

 

[rogergolf66]

I like cubes for corals, long tanks to fish.