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Originally Posted by stdreb27 There is no reason you can't run ALOT of fish, with a beefy enough filtration system and plenty of room. I don't see the difference between your bioload and a lot of professional aquariums. And your setup was massive, as far as filtration goes. IMO alot of that...

Originally Posted by Coral Keeper Wow! Amazing pictures and corals!! Originally Posted by KG111 Amazing...As always!!! Your pics are great! Thank you! Always appreciate the feedback. Hope to get some better pictures when I get the tank cleaned (AGAIN!)

Originally Posted by Coral Keeper Hey goodwin9, I know the EXACT fish you should get!! Its called Tanelephant. It looks AMAZING!! Here is a picture of the Tanelephant. They ARE EXTREMELY rare!!! A tang such as that would require it's very own tank

Originally Posted by stdreb27 which nikon did you get? Nikon D70

I've tried several different settings on my camera, but just can't find the right ones to get a decent picture of the Black tang.

Originally Posted by AW2x3 Hey, Chuck...glad to see you still posting over here. I looked for this thread, the other day, but must've overlooked it. I was reading all 9 million pages of it, over on --, but got tired of reading the posts by all the weiners! "Ahhh...you're dumb! You're tank is...

Originally Posted by kjr_trig Goodwin, there is a site that has Bariene Tangs in stock right now....Any interest? Thank you for the heads up, but I already have one in the tank.

Found my box of clamps, got them installed , turned on the pump and everything worked as planned. (amazing!). Now I hav two less maxijets in the sump to worry about and I can get the third reactor online!

Originally Posted by regina13 I have always wanted to see you feed your fish, and I just did! That is a heck of alot of food! I also got a great view of the black tang out in front! There are a lot of mouths to feed in the big tank..

Surprisingly, without flooding the entire basement, I was able to remove the union and attatch the union from the new manifold. A couple of good turns with the wrenches and there are no leaks, at least with the pump off. Have the manifold in a temporary location before deciding where to place it...

Ready with towels, sponge, buckets, & a shop vac, I was ready to removed the union and attatch the new one......

Have gotten on heck of a headache from the glue, I will be pleasantly surprised if... 1. The coupler fits to the pump coupler and doesn't leak. Same problem as before, no valve between the sump and the pump.. 2. All the pieces I glued together don't drip or leak. 3. The ADVIL works and gets rid...

I got the leak in the camera box all sealed up and took a few pictures..

Originally Posted by Hefner413 Uh oh, your Molybdenum is high at 0.3. You doing anything to correct that? 100 gallon water change...about all I could do...

Originally Posted by reefkprZ I love watching this thread. very cool from start to "finish" I love looking at your varieties of fish. Question: you mentioned that your water quality isnt good enough for SPS. what about it do you think is the factor there? is it nitrogenous wastes? tank...

A few new corals arrived today, 4 Goniopors (Flower Pots, 2 - red & 2 metallic green). Along with 2 Blue Zoanthias... Unique shape with this metallic green flower pot, can hardly wait to see what it look like when it opens. Good sized Blue Zoanthias, hope it looks nice when it opens....

Originally Posted by regina13 You need new tanks to feed your addiction! You can never have to many... or can you.. I am running out of room for too many more......