New tank at St Jude!

[bshumake]

Well yall, this just keeps growing and growing. The TTU clinic at St Jude has been wanting an aquarium for a little while and I finally got the goahead from the uppers to try and find one. The wonderfull people at Red Sea graciously donated a Red Sea MAX to the TTU!
I had known about the TTU and their needs for a while and when I first saw the MAX at MACNA a couple years ago I thought, "THIS FIXES EVERYTHING!" Its design and all enclosed design will keep inquiring fingers out of the bothersome places but let them get all around it without tripping on cords or anything.
So Christine sent a MAX to St Jude and now all we need to do is get it up and running. I still have to get with them on where its going and make sure that BME and Maintenance get everything planned out on placement and safety.
So, when I get all the info lets plan on a little get together for everyone to come to St Jude and set this bad boy up!
We'll be needing some coral donations of course. Anyone have any thoughts on what we should go with asfar as aquascaping and stocking? I was thinking about ric's and zoas. Maybe a seahorse or two?
What do yall think?

 

[Mako Shark II]

Fate is a pretty cool thing. Either that, or you're a mind reader! (Nah, it's fate...)

Just this morning, I was thinking I would start a thread asking for anybody that might be setting up a larger tank to contact me. I'd like to help in that, in order to gain some (updated 2008) experience before I buy a 120g later this year.

Count me in Barrett. I'll help.

 

[lcasey7635]

Just tell me when and where. I'm in.

Larry

 

[MrRyanT]

Yeah, let me know when as well, if I can get away from work, then I will help also.

 

[just dave]

I would think that two 225 gallon and one 850 gallon reef tank would be able to provide enough frags to stock a 34 gallon tank many times over.

 

[alkamar]

If it is on the weekend or after 6pm during weekdays, then I would love to help.