MVlk
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Thx for the kind words.
That is the 40+# piece of live rock to the right.
My camera is on the fritz as usual. I'll try to take a better shot tomorrow night with the full lights. I need a new camera, but a decent camera costs just a little less than an RKE.
Tank is doing a little cycle so far and the PH and Alk are pretty low. All the coralline algae is bleaching out. Stopped by Bill's today to pick up the temp controller (Thx Bill) and picked his brain a bit. I added some Reef builder this morning and will start dripping some Pickling Lime tonight per his advice. My overflows are surging a bit, but other than those things, the tank and setup is doing well. Most importantly, no leaks and the critters all seem to be doing well.
It really looks awesome down there. It is nice to surf the net like now and look over at it.
Here are some more of the pics from the marathon night.
The transfer tank and supplies. Having the spare was great for holding the old tank water, rock and fish in the Homer bucket. Kudos to Bill for rigging the tank siphons together for a easy water transfer down the stairs.

The fish room before adding everything back and final hookup.

I have a few more shots in my Photobucket album, but they are not too exciting. I will take some better ones soon with everything in place.
That is the 40+# piece of live rock to the right.
My camera is on the fritz as usual. I'll try to take a better shot tomorrow night with the full lights. I need a new camera, but a decent camera costs just a little less than an RKE.

Tank is doing a little cycle so far and the PH and Alk are pretty low. All the coralline algae is bleaching out. Stopped by Bill's today to pick up the temp controller (Thx Bill) and picked his brain a bit. I added some Reef builder this morning and will start dripping some Pickling Lime tonight per his advice. My overflows are surging a bit, but other than those things, the tank and setup is doing well. Most importantly, no leaks and the critters all seem to be doing well.
It really looks awesome down there. It is nice to surf the net like now and look over at it.
Here are some more of the pics from the marathon night.
The transfer tank and supplies. Having the spare was great for holding the old tank water, rock and fish in the Homer bucket. Kudos to Bill for rigging the tank siphons together for a easy water transfer down the stairs.

The fish room before adding everything back and final hookup.

I have a few more shots in my Photobucket album, but they are not too exciting. I will take some better ones soon with everything in place.