Bobbys_Reef_Shack
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This is my journey back into the reef tank world. Many years ago I had a very established 180G tank which unfortunately had to go when we moved.
Fast forward to 1.5 years ago, I convinced the wife to let me get something new. For the past year or so, this tank has been FOWLR. In the past few months, I have just started to venture back into corals.
Tank is a 150G planet aquarium (60"x24x25) with a 40G sump. Tank has a single middle overflow with 2 return outlets. I currently have 2 Jaebo power heads but I have 2 MP40QD's on the way. I am running a reef octopus skimmer in the sump along with a carbon reactor. Lights are 2 modified Viparspectra's from Amazon. I am in the process of upgrading the lights to 3 higher end units to reduce shaded areas but am still deciding on what to buy.
I also have some Marco rocks shelf rock waiting to be put in once I have time, this is why there are a few corals set in the sand for now.
So far its been successful and I plan to update here with new additions and coral growth over the months.
Fast forward to 1.5 years ago, I convinced the wife to let me get something new. For the past year or so, this tank has been FOWLR. In the past few months, I have just started to venture back into corals.
Tank is a 150G planet aquarium (60"x24x25) with a 40G sump. Tank has a single middle overflow with 2 return outlets. I currently have 2 Jaebo power heads but I have 2 MP40QD's on the way. I am running a reef octopus skimmer in the sump along with a carbon reactor. Lights are 2 modified Viparspectra's from Amazon. I am in the process of upgrading the lights to 3 higher end units to reduce shaded areas but am still deciding on what to buy.
I also have some Marco rocks shelf rock waiting to be put in once I have time, this is why there are a few corals set in the sand for now.
So far its been successful and I plan to update here with new additions and coral growth over the months.
