my 110g

[Mikeyjer]

110 lbs is plenty for your tank. You are not going to get much more stability out of more rock. Just more cramped looking.

I agree with Adrian on this! When I build the new tank, I would not have as much rocks as I do now. It only creates more places for detritus to build up. I have taken out quite a bit of rocks out of both of my tanks since I had them setup.

 

[pelagic7]

Thanks for the advice, I guess I should be ok with only few fish.
I am still working on getting nitrate level down(5ppm atm).

 

[Mikeyjer]

Thanks for the advice, I guess I should be ok with only few fish.
I am still working on getting nitrate level down(5ppm atm).

Water change is the key!!! And I do mean multiple water change like every other day. Do you have any type of algae in your sump to help consume some of your nitrate?

 

[pelagic7]

I probably can't do water change that often. I am using Vodka and Coiled-Denitrator to control the nitrate. It might take a few more weeks to get them to work fully.

 

[NeveSSL]

Looks great!

Are your pumps cold?

Brandon

 

[pelagic7]

lol they are filter pads, really good at cleaning the water, but they don't look good in the tank.

 

[pelagic7]

some updated pics. click for the larger pics.
Using Nikon D700, Sigma 105mm Macro.

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Yuma 1
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Yuma 2
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Mushroom from last month's meeting
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White Kenya Tree
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Kenya Tree
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Xenia
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Yellow Tang
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Zoa 1
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Zoa 2
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[pelagic7]

Finger
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One of my Maxi Mini Carpet
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I have no idea what's the name SPS
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Bubble Coral
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This is what my cat does when we are not at home.

I think she spends more time staring at the fish tank than me. lol
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Didn't take pics for the SPS area, can't get a good angle of it.

 

[sandalscout]

Looking good, filling in nicely. Glad to see the corals and the tang are looking good, he's fattening up nicely. I was always bad about feeding him daily, so he would get fat and then skinny. I feel bad now!