210 Gallon - "Texas" (First Build)

Copper is up to 1.50ppm to address the velvet issue in the Female Bellus. I'm still concerned it hasn't eaten yet since I brought it home (Saturday). Is this a lost cause?
 
So either tonight or tomorrow I'll be hanging the new Giesemann Spectra above the tank. I got the metric fasteners I needed (machine thread --> wood thread), so all I need to do is drill them, screw the fixture into the studs, and install the ballasts.

The ballasts have had their wires stripped and braided. I still need to connect the ballast to the fixture which will only take a few minutes. It's happening!!
 
Quick update from the weekend. The Bellus is eating, so I'm weaning her onto more foods starting with a recommendation of Reef Caviar. She loves it! That said, I made a video covering the food I use and now own because of that dang fish...

 
Enjoyed your videos and comments. I'm assuming your still in the Houston area? I am in Shepard Forest, if you would like to share stories and see each others tanks in person let me know. Awesome stuff so far. I battled with Ich, Velvet, and Flukes but since I followed HumbleFish's quarantine advice I have never had better success. Good luck.
 
Enjoyed your videos and comments. I'm assuming your still in the Houston area? I am in Shepard Forest, if you would like to share stories and see each others tanks in person let me know. Awesome stuff so far. I battled with Ich, Velvet, and Flukes but since I followed HumbleFish's quarantine advice I have never had better success. Good luck.

Thanks bud! I'm within the beltway. Ocean Life and FJW are my stomping grounds!

I'm currently following HotRock's method with the 2 tanks. So far... so good!
 
Quick rambling video about raising salinity. QT fish using @HotRocks method for the first time are looking top notch! Cheers bud!

 

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