A couple from the top side

[Just Clownin Around]

Congrats

 

[clowns101]

I seen these on Facebook! Very nice! Congrats

 

[Dan Rigle]

 

[PokyReefs]

Beautiful!

 

[skinz78]

Awesome as usual!

 

[swannyson7]

Stunning pics Dan!

 

[thanhreef]

I really love your tank as well as all SPS. Let me know when you frag your SPS :)

 

[Dan Rigle]

 

[revhtree]

Wow Dan your latest tank pics are superb!

 

[Hannan1313]

Beautiful corals, very nice looking setup!

 

[mjaustin22]

Amazing shots and tank!!!!

 

[prsnlty]

So FULL of beauty! I hope to have mine like that some day. I only have about a 1/2 dozen frags right now. Battling HA before adding anymore :( What a huge clam you have, I just love it :D

 

[BarbH]

Beautiful looking tank

 

[mallorieGgator]

WOWZERS! Amazing corals. I L-O-V-E your milleporas! I am a Millepora addict. :D

 

[Dan Rigle]

bringing this thread back from the dead,lol.A few new pieces I have been growing

 

[Zack]

Oooo those acros look delicious!

 

[Dan Rigle]

 

[Mike J.]

Absolutely amazing. Just read the whole thread. I never did find your answer to how many gallons you do on water changes weekly? Also you stated, check alk daily and mag weekly. What do you do to correct your alk if it's off daily? A very awesome tank.

 

[PaulKreider]

Simply gorgeous! WOW!

 

[Dan Rigle]

Absolutely amazing. Just read the whole thread. I never did find your answer to how many gallons you do on water changes weekly? Also you stated, check alk daily and mag weekly. What do you do to correct your alk if it's off daily? A very awesome tank.

TY.On the DT,which is approx.200 gallon total volume,I do a 50 gal per week.About 25% total volume is my target .The Alk is corrected with a mixture of RODI water and baked NaHCO3 (Baking soda)
I use Randy Holmes Farley's formula as it has been a standard for me thru the years.
2.5 cups of baked NaHCO3 per gallon of RODI is the stock solution.This amount added to do corrections can be calculated using this
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