wangotango
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It's not my favorite pic and if I manage to take a better one I'm going to replace this one, but oh well.
-Justin
-Justin
Wangotango's 55 Reef
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spiderwoman
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Nice WT!!! What is the big pinkish coral right in the center? Is it a cap?
wangotango
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The round coral in the center is a turbinaria.
Thanks.
-Justin
Thanks.
-Justin
wangotango
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I guess since we can post multiple pics...
-Justin
-Justin
spiderwoman
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Are those powerheads Tunze?
wangotango
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Originally Posted by SpiderWoman
http:///forum/post/2603507
Are those powerheads Tunze?
Yes, nanostreams. I can't remember the model number, but one is 660gph and the other is 1189gph.
-Justin
http:///forum/post/2603507
Are those powerheads Tunze?
Yes, nanostreams. I can't remember the model number, but one is 660gph and the other is 1189gph.
-Justin
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cmaxwell39
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Very nice tank.
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rsweetpea
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Great looking tank. I really like it!
jennythebugg
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questio...a little off topic i guess but is the stained glass part of your hood? that is really lovely
wangotango
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Originally Posted by jennythebugg
http:///forum/post/2604310
questio...a little off topic i guess but is the stained glass part of your hood? that is really lovely
Yes, the panels in the front doors are stained glass (not real though). I made them myself.
-Justin
http:///forum/post/2604310
questio...a little off topic i guess but is the stained glass part of your hood? that is really lovely
Yes, the panels in the front doors are stained glass (not real though). I made them myself.
-Justin
wangotango
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Just a bump...
-Justin
-Justin
wangotango
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Thanks.
There's probably 50-60 pounds of rock in the tank.
-Justin
There's probably 50-60 pounds of rock in the tank.
-Justin
wangotango
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Originally Posted by Kevin34
http:///forum/post/2612972
Your tank looks SPOTLESS!
What do you have for fish in there?
Thanks.
As of right now just two damsels. I just lost my sailfin gobies. My goal is to get out the three stripe damsel because that's the one that causes problems, and I'm hoping to add a pair of ocellaris clowns, a lawnmower blenny, two chalk basslets, and maybe some sort of goby.
-Justin
http:///forum/post/2612972
Your tank looks SPOTLESS!
Thanks.
As of right now just two damsels. I just lost my sailfin gobies. My goal is to get out the three stripe damsel because that's the one that causes problems, and I'm hoping to add a pair of ocellaris clowns, a lawnmower blenny, two chalk basslets, and maybe some sort of goby.
-Justin
ci11337
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Do you use a RO/DI unit? When i set up my tank John at Marine Oasis said our tap was good enough and he never used one so i didn't get one. Also what kind of skimmer do you run? The reason i ask is because i seem to have chronic algae problems and you obviously don't so i'm trying to isolate the source. When i start working this summer i might upgrade to T5s, upgrade my skimmer, (i have a CPR BAK-PAK) and get a RO/DI. Hopefully this little upgrade will get rid of my reoccurring algae and allow me to get a few SPS and a clam.
wangotango
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Yes I'm using RO/DI. The Monroe County Water Authority released some tests a little while ago and our water is actually pretty decent, just chlorinated beyond belief. There's always stuff in the water that they don't test for that I'd prefer not to have. Better be safe than sorry.
As for the skimmer it's the Precision Marine ES100. Probably a bit beefier than I need, but once I finish stocking the fish I plan on getting the bioload will be pretty big.
-Justin
As for the skimmer it's the Precision Marine ES100. Probably a bit beefier than I need, but once I finish stocking the fish I plan on getting the bioload will be pretty big.
-Justin
