11F150's Reef Savvy Cube Build

Will do. Im just focusing on the right side and front view of the tank since the other side wont be viewed as much because of the wall.

If that's the case. Do a L shaped cove. It will look sick.


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New scape! I still might move a few rocks around yet but this is the idea. Tank is still pretty cloudy from moving everything around.

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I like the new aquascape. Lots of potential for corals.
 
Looks great!
 
Nice job on the scaping! Looking forward to following your progress...

-M&T
 
Thank you everyone. I also cant wait to put coral and fish in it. Its tough looking at a empty tank everyday haha
 
So I thought I had my mind set on getting the Reef Octopus 2000 INT skimmer until I started looking at the RLSS R8-i. Here is some info on the RLSS.

Has a fully controllable DC5000 pump. Comes with the controller and you can turn the pump up and down depending on your tank size. It has a "feed" button on it that you can press and it shuts the pump off for 10 min. You can also use this feature to clean the cup during that time. I've read some good things about RLSS the past few days and haven't heard anything bad yet. Any opinions on these skimmers and which way I should go?

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I personally haven't run the SRO 2000 INT skimmer but my brother is running on his mixed reef and is very pleased with it. I've been looking at the RLSS for my SPS build and am really considering it because of the pump ramp up. It makes it a lot easier on the pump (when turning on/off). I'm also considering Skimz because of the low energy consumption.
 

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