What do you all think?

[reddog170]

Here is my system as of 10-23-2010. I spent the better part of the day changing out the sump so the water is a little cloudy.

My equipment is as follows; 47 gallon tower tank, 400 watt metal halide, LED moonlights, 800 GPH HOB overflow, 55 gallon tank converted into sump, Eshopps skimmer, 1/5 hp chiller, Via Aqua 4900 return pump, 4 Korolkia power heads and a maxi jet 1200, and a Reef Keeper Lite soon to come.
Thanks for looking, Shaun

 

[wedwards]

Interesting and really cool setup. Can't wait to see what the tank looks like when it is full of life. What are your stocking plans?

 

[reddog170]

I would like a mixed reef with several active little fish, my maroon clown will probably be the largest fish in there. Shaun

 

[strike2867]

I would like a mixed reef with several active little fish, my maroon clown will probably be the largest fish in there. Shaun

Watch out for Maroons. Mine is segregated in my 29 away from all my other fish because of aggression and messing with corals on the sandbed.

 

[boogaman]

Looks good. It also looks like it's going to be hard to get to items that might fall to the bottom of the tank. How tall is is?

 

[reddog170]

It is 29 inches deep. I have already found out that my arm is not that long,LOL.

 

[muttley000]

Nice setup, I like a visible sump. May want to move some of the rock to the sump to create a fug ang give more swimming room in the display.

 

[REEEFMAN]

Shawn,

How deep is that tank?

Mike

NICE SETUP

 

[boogaman]

It is 29 inches deep. I have already found out that my arm is not that long,LOL.

My last tank was 26" deep and it was hard to reach the back of the tank when I need to get things.

 

[njdevilsfan]

wow that clock is awful

 

[steelhead77]

You want an honest opinion? I think that would be an awesome tank for Seahorses. But for any active swimming fish more than an inch long, it's not going to be very good.

Good luck.

 

[greggnyce]

+ 1 on the clock.