estein02
Member
I've been posting about doing this...finally took the first steps! Last night from 9:00PM to 1:30AM re-aquascaping my tank. What I pain in the you-know-what that was, but I am happy with the results and I think I created some good areas to add corals. I added 30 lbs of a rock called Tonga Nuku
Here is the before:
And the after:
Front View
Right Side
Left Side
I've also made a few other changes. I've added a refugium (an AquaFuge 2), added a little more LS and changed my bulbs to, what I have been told, better ones (Giesemann Lamps; 2 Pure Actinics, 1 AquaBlue and 1 midday). I was told that this combo would be good for LPS and softies.
I'm also trying to determine what combination of PHs would be best to use. Currently in the tank I have a Hydor Koralia 3 on the back left a Koralia 1 on the back right (both facing down towards the front center) and a small maxijet running behind the LR between the rock and back glass. Any help on what combo to use would be greatly appreciated. In addition to the flow from the PHs the return pump creates about 450 gph of flow.
Any and all comments and/or suggestions are greatly appreciated as well as recommendations for some corals for the various areas of my tank.
Here is the before:
And the after:
Front View
Right Side
Left Side
I've also made a few other changes. I've added a refugium (an AquaFuge 2), added a little more LS and changed my bulbs to, what I have been told, better ones (Giesemann Lamps; 2 Pure Actinics, 1 AquaBlue and 1 midday). I was told that this combo would be good for LPS and softies.
I'm also trying to determine what combination of PHs would be best to use. Currently in the tank I have a Hydor Koralia 3 on the back left a Koralia 1 on the back right (both facing down towards the front center) and a small maxijet running behind the LR between the rock and back glass. Any help on what combo to use would be greatly appreciated. In addition to the flow from the PHs the return pump creates about 450 gph of flow.
Any and all comments and/or suggestions are greatly appreciated as well as recommendations for some corals for the various areas of my tank.