New Haddoni tank.

[Dog boy Dave]

Back in 1995 my wife gave me the ok to get something for my tank as an anniversary present. I had a 70 gallon tank at the time with 4 110 watt VHO lamps. So I got a yellow Haddoni. Over the years my system has grown from that 70 gallon tank to a 110 gallon and from that to a 180 in 2001. Somewhere along the line about then I picked up another lighter yellow Haddoni. They were happy in the 180 with a DSB but they killed fish. Around 2002 I started messing with sps and so moved the sand into a remote 75 gallon tank DSB. I moved the Anemones to that and they were happy for years. In 2007 I built the system I have now. I moved all my SPS into a custom built 60x48x27 inch cube and got some more large Angel Fish. I had a majestic and juvenile Emperator in the 180. As the Angles grew and learned to eat any thing soft I moved all my old LPS, leathers, Gorgonians, basicly anything that wasn't SPS out of the main tank and into the sump. It got pretty crowded but the anemones did fine. Recently I had the opportunity to add another sump to my system. This one is 8 feet by 46 inches and I put it in my garage. One third of this sump is 5 inches of fine sand and I have dedicated it to my Haddonis and other LPS and softies. Yesterday i got another Haddoni intrade off of these forums. I think I have built an ideal environment for these guys and they will all be happy now for a few years. I have attached a very rookie video of my system. The Anemones are nere the end if you dont want to be bothered with the SPS and fish part. Regards, Sorry about the poor quality video. I hope my aquaculture skills are a little more impressive. Thanks for looking.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ll94icWTFhs

 

[Eric Noa]

Awesome tank you got there. I saw it in person and I was speechless. You don't see tanks like yours everyday. Thank you for the great deal you gave me and it was a pleasure meeting you and your family.

The anemone looks great in there with lots of room to expand.

 

[GroktheCube]

Amazing system!

My 120 has been up less than a year, and I'm already thinking of adding another tank, so I understand the desire to expand . I think a ~2.5x2.5x1.5 tank for a pair of maroons and some sort of nem that I'd otherwise be worried about eating my reef fish might be in order.

 

[Dog boy Dave]

Awesome tank you got there. I saw it in person and I was speechless. You don't see tanks like yours everyday. Thank you for the great deal you gave me and it was a pleasure meeting you and your family.

The anemone looks great in there with lots of room to expand.

Same here my young friend. Thank you for trusting me and making that drive. It was a pleasure meeting you guys and I love my new anemone.
Regards
Dave