Finally pics (albeit mediocre) of my 90 BB reef with starboard

giants4pc

giants4pc

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I'm a terrible photographer with a really bad camera...not a good combo. Anyways, you get the idea as far as the aquascaping. I just started adding SPS about a month ago. I hope these frags (which of course aren't very apparent) grow into full size colonies. Suggestions and feedback are welcome. The tank is lit by 2 175 watt SE 10k Coralvue Reeflux bulbs and 2 96 watt PC actinic bulbs.
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moby

moby

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AWESOME ROCK WORK!

Did you do a very shallow sand bed or bare bottom? I can't really see the bottom that well in the photos.
Moby
 
ray28576

ray28576

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I really like your tank. Its differnt. I like originality, I guess its your rocks, and the way the bottom is. What kind of lighting do you have? Tank looks great.
 
fishieness

fishieness

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wow, i saw the tittle and thought i had deja vu. i didnt know you belonged to this forum too!
once again, its looking great
 
giants4pc

giants4pc

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The tank is bare bottom with starboard. No sand bed at all. I have 2 175 watt 10k metal halide bulbs and 2 96 watt pc actinic bulbs. It's difficult to say how much I paid for the rock. I got it 2 years ago. I think (if I remember correctly) it was a little over $3/lb because I bought 100lbs of it at once. Right now, I'd say there is about 70-80lbs in this 90 gallon.
 
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