"Full" tank picture

[pyro]

Well, I finally got around to taking a somewhat decent picture of my tank. It's new and there isn't much in it (adding a nice LPS such as a hammer tonight), but its mine .
Any comments on how to improve it would be great, there are 2 X 96W PCs over it.

 

[will l]

Well this is what I have done with mine... I have the same light set up. I've just slowly added some soft corals. My most recent is the zoos in the upper left.

 

[pyro]

I can't tell by the picture, but does the fixture have open bulbs? If there is a piece of glass in between the bulbs and the water in the fixture, than you don't need the glass under it. I have my PC's retrofitted into my canopy probably about 6" or so off of the water with nothign in between them. Might help get more light intensity into the tank.

 

[hopkins6]

i love those tanks

 

[will l]

No, it doesn't have open bulbs but I have a jawfish and he will jump out if he gets scared so I have the glass there to stop him. But thx for the suggestion

 

[evilss]

on my 29 gallon i need to add a top when my pc bulbs come in. i was running a no top setup but hte lights were getting badly covered in salt residue. so im gonna put a top when my light come in. just some thing to look out for.

 

[tkostud1]

2 96 watt bulb?......it doesn't seem like you have enough lighting....i have a 29 gallon with 250 watts on it....but your tank looks good anyway

 

[hopkins6]

depends on what he/she wants to put in there. that is 192 watts, thats about 6 1/2 watts/ gallon, that is enough lighting for high lighting corals:happyfish