David's 36x24x18 Custom Rimless build!

Ah got it.
Soo is the water working on that part of town? Or do I need to bring you some...
What's the holdup here?
 
Ah got it.
Soo is the water working on that part of town? Or do I need to bring you some...
What's the holdup here?

Haha! The tank has been filled scaped and already moved a couple corals over! I'll have the progression pics up soon.
 
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Here's the tank after I filled it with water
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And here it is now, I still have some rock to move around this is more of a Peninsula type scape so It can be viewed from all 3 sides with corals all over the back of the tank to, I have a bunch of coral waiting to go in the tank and I did move a couple hardier ones over already the other day and there doing great so far, For those that dont know I didn't start fresh I already had my rock from my old tank and only added a little dry rock so not expecting Any type of mini cycle or anything, I def don't suggest adding coral this soon in a new tank
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Really digging it!
 
Moved my other coral over to the new tank a few days ago Sry about some of the pics it's real hard gettin pics with the leds on now lol
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Looking good. No problems switching that SPS over right away?

You've done a nice job at keeping under your stand tight, I need to get better with that.
 
Looking good. No problems switching that SPS over right away?

You've done a nice job at keeping under your stand tight, I need to get better with that.

Thanks man! No problems so far to be honest I was expecting any problems because this technically isn't a new tank meaning I didn't recycle it and start over, I just upgraded and added more water lol kept the same liverock and only added a little dry rock so there was no reason for it to cycle, all I did was add more water to the system kinda like a big waterchange and that's the only reason I switched all my livestock over already, I definately do not recommend adding livestock to a 'freshly cycled' tank this quick because that would just lead to problems.
 
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This is a browned out Strawberry shortcake colony that I got last week for a good price, Hoping I can get it to color up!me and a Buddy fragged it right down the middle so we can see how it turns out in each of our tanks
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This is a browned out Strawberry shortcake colony that I got last week for a good price, Hoping I can get it to color up!me and a Buddy fragged it right down the middle so we can see how it turns out in each of our tanks
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Wish I was in on that deal.
 

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