300gal DD 48hrs Marathon Build

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Update on my yellow mask angelfish... he's beginning to transition!

 

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[Daniel@R2R]

I'm loving this build!! Following!

 

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Hoping this will work for fragging in the tank. Using a clipper on some corals just isn't possible without breaking more of it than intended.

This did not work well...

 

[Daniel@R2R]

This did not work well...

Dang! Sorry, man. Hate it when things don't do what they're supposed to.

 

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Red Cap

Hyperberry, tips are better in person... still gotta figure out how to get a good shot.

Jack-o-lantern

 

[MERKEY]

Great build, thank you for sharing!

 

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Fuzzy leather, forget the variety but it's awesome.

Pectina is getting huge.

Pink lemonade and a purple valida.

 

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Favites

GSP for the win... I just have to have it & and been with me for years & years.

Waiting to see what this is.

 

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Growing up so fast!

 

[AaronFReef]

This did not work well...

darn. i saw the picture and started lookin for these haha. They'd be great for fragging my awkwardly shaped Walt Disney in my nano.

 

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darn. i saw the picture and started lookin for these haha. They'd be great for fragging my awkwardly shaped Walt Disney in my nano.

Ya I was hopeful... I think for a less dense coral such as pectina or monti caps would work well but an acro is slow going.

A jewel saw with a spiral blade is likely the best bet in many cases.

 

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The Secret Santa came through in a pinch, new temp probe for the win!
Included a few other funzies as well.

 

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Still lovin' it! Running for several months without so much as a peep.

Moved my @AVAST Marine Plank feeder to the sump and repurposed the mixing tube for frozen in the tank.

Using the feeder to blend several different coral foods and been very happy with the results and no caking. This is right after filling so the layers of food still show.

It's a relief to have quality equipment that's reliable and simple works like it should without question or apology.

 

[Blknovass]

Growing up so fast!

Watching that change is awesome.

 

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Had enough of my vinyl pipe but still don't want to use pvc on this part so I finally got in a ton of silicone tubing.

Much easier to work with by far... the vinyl was so flat it was half the diameter it was supposed to be so we'll see what happens with my tank flow patterns.

No glitzy photos today, just dirty work & apparently I need to dust