Show off your large reef tank FTS
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SPSFiend
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My wife and I just bought a new home and I am looking at starting my next in wall tank project.
I know there are tons of pictures all over threads but many of them are 57 thousand pages long and/or split into different threads
It would be great to flip through a thread with just finished tanks to get ideas on what you like/dislike and then do further research into those tanks.
So i guess I will start things off with my current tank. It is a 180g display with a 60 gal sump.
Cheers!
I know there are tons of pictures all over threads but many of them are 57 thousand pages long and/or split into different threads
It would be great to flip through a thread with just finished tanks to get ideas on what you like/dislike and then do further research into those tanks.
So i guess I will start things off with my current tank. It is a 180g display with a 60 gal sump.
Cheers!
dca22anderson
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We have a big one well under way. 750 gal fish and softies.
MarkusII
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steve the plumb
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Thinslis" Is any tank ever truley finished? " (so true)
Felix1021"that last one just amazing stuff...WOW" (Thats why he has the tank of the month)
Felix1021"that last one just amazing stuff...WOW" (Thats why he has the tank of the month)
MarkusII
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Hello,
there is another - elder - thread running on the same topic as well:
http://reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=1082751
and my last shot of my tank at "sunrise" - lights just going on
regards
Markus
there is another - elder - thread running on the same topic as well:
http://reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=1082751
and my last shot of my tank at "sunrise" - lights just going on
regards
Markus
steve the plumb
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Very nice in deed
stlouisguy
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mile sq. reefer
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Markus II, Great job. Refreshing to see a beautiful reef that contains mostly soft corals. Very natural looking.
MarkusII
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Hello,
thanks...
by the way:
Hello,
by the way - this is "my" other tank. A 660g oval acrylic tank which I take care for since a little more than a year. Was in no good shape when I took over. The other problem were the coral eating angelfishes which are in the tank as well. But after one year I had made some progress - found enough big corals for the tank, which also started to grow and survive. And the Pomacantus imperator had stopped eating the most corals. Unfortunately the instalation was wrongly done by the guy who built up the system and we had a salinity crash in July - 17 fishes and all corals died in the accident. Thereafter I was allowed to improve the technical set up and now it´s going up again. But it is difficult to get such a big tank filled with (big) corals.
A pic as it looked before the crash.
...its the tank in the bar lobby of the hotel Alpenrose in Maurach/Achensee in Austria (www.alpenrose.at)
regards
Markus
thanks...
by the way:
Hello,
by the way - this is "my" other tank. A 660g oval acrylic tank which I take care for since a little more than a year. Was in no good shape when I took over. The other problem were the coral eating angelfishes which are in the tank as well. But after one year I had made some progress - found enough big corals for the tank, which also started to grow and survive. And the Pomacantus imperator had stopped eating the most corals. Unfortunately the instalation was wrongly done by the guy who built up the system and we had a salinity crash in July - 17 fishes and all corals died in the accident. Thereafter I was allowed to improve the technical set up and now it´s going up again. But it is difficult to get such a big tank filled with (big) corals.
A pic as it looked before the crash.
...its the tank in the bar lobby of the hotel Alpenrose in Maurach/Achensee in Austria (www.alpenrose.at)
regards
Markus
steve the plumb
In Memoriam
I like the aqua scape the tank doesn't look very big in the picture but 600 gal,very nice
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