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It is a flat bottom stand, there are no legs. I have been looking at the Tank install that Marc from Melevsreef.com did and he used 3/4 inch rigid foam under his tank, wondering if that could absorbe the inconsistancies in the tile??? What do y'all think? Just checked the Tank and stand... both...

I have a question that I am hoping you all can help me with, I have a 120 gallon reef tank (about 4' wide, 2' tall, 2' deep) on a wood stand (flat bottom not individual feet). when I set it up the first time in my old house, had it up and running great for about 4 months then the bottom cracked...

I have a 120 Gal and added a yellow and hippo at the same time and thought all was well...did great for about 4 months and then all of a sudden the fight was on. The yellow went down for the count KO :scared:

I think I would go for a Yellow Tang, Mine cleaned up my tank really quick. :hilarious

Originally Posted by WangoTango just give them time and rock to grown onto really. shrooms dont really spread if they get too much current. -Justin Got the shrooms in a lower flow area...Got any suggestions on supplements that I should be using other than the B-Ionics? A guy that I was talking...

I had a SW fish only tank for years and got into corals this past year after buying a nano cube for my wife with a few zoos. My new reef tank is a 120g with a 30g sump, 900 gph pump with four out put heads. Top of the line protien skimmer p.c./metal halide lights (can't think of wattage off hand...