Video of my tank

[estutesman]

I have enjoyed reading about and looking at pictures of other member's tanks. Here is a video of mine. Enjoy!

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[nightfire]

awesome looking tank and nice corals....whats that the clowns are hosting...i cant tell

 

[NeedBiggerTank]

Dial-up stinks... I can't see/watch any of ya'lls videos.

 

[nightfire]

just start it up...pause it and let it buffer all the way through first

 

[commonstranger]

nice video

 

[poolkeeper1]

Well done, Some equipment shots would be nice to see what's running it all?
Bill

 

[estutesman]

Thanks to all for the kind words.

Mario, the Clowns are currently hosting a clump of xenia on the side of a rock. I don't know if you can tell, but there are eggs on the rock too.

Here are the stats:
125 Gallon tank

I have an External overflow to a DIY cat litter bucket bio ball filter and the water is returned by a CA 6000.

29 gallon refugium with 3 drains in the side to go back to the sump. The Refugium is fed water from the sump with a small pump that first pumps through a UV sterilizer.

The sump is also a 29 gallon tank that stays about 1/2 full. I have an aqua c remora skimmer in there as well.

For flow in the tank, I have 1 Koralia #3 and two off brand power heads from Ebay.
I have 3 250 watt MH lights in a DIY Hood. Currently I use 14,000k bulbs.

Emery

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