Pics of tank
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Reefrookie2006
In Memoriam
How many gallons?
Only thing you need is clams under that slope. Really cool design, though... kudos!
JRF
New member
Thanks all,
The tank is 300 gallons. It has been in operation for 3 years. I do not run a skimmer on this tank anymore, nor do I use a Calcium Reactor. My maintenace consist of 50 gallon water change every two months with Reef Crystals salt which maintains my calcium level at 400 ppm and allows fast growth of corals, and harvesting of macro algae to remove toxins in the water. No sand bed in the tank - bare. I do have a 4 inch sand filter under the tank. I only have three fish in the tank, a yellow tank, maroon clown, and cinn. clown. Lighting consist of one 400 watt MH 20K Radium bulb. Only one so I can have low-light corals on either end. My philosophy is to have patience and lots of it, not overload a tank with fish, no deep sand bed in the tank, lots of corals and water changes!
JRF
The tank is 300 gallons. It has been in operation for 3 years. I do not run a skimmer on this tank anymore, nor do I use a Calcium Reactor. My maintenace consist of 50 gallon water change every two months with Reef Crystals salt which maintains my calcium level at 400 ppm and allows fast growth of corals, and harvesting of macro algae to remove toxins in the water. No sand bed in the tank - bare. I do have a 4 inch sand filter under the tank. I only have three fish in the tank, a yellow tank, maroon clown, and cinn. clown. Lighting consist of one 400 watt MH 20K Radium bulb. Only one so I can have low-light corals on either end. My philosophy is to have patience and lots of it, not overload a tank with fish, no deep sand bed in the tank, lots of corals and water changes!
JRF
donfishy76
In Memoriam
What corals are there in this great looking tank?
skippysmind
Premium Member
cool!
Lordhelmet
Active member
very original. I love the look down affect you get looking into that slanted glass.
sttroyiii
Premium Member
Wow, I was just at the new aquarium in Atlanta, Ga. this weekend, and saw a tank shaped similar to yours. I made the comment of I wonder why no one has done this. Funny I see my first one now! The tank I was thinking about had the slant side coming towards you, so you didnt have to bend down to look in it, you looked down at it from the front. Very nice!
TheSTONEisDead
New member
That is a cool idea. I've seen slanted sides displayed plenty of times in public aquariums, but never in someone's home aquarium. Very nice.
