GlennF's 300 gallon DSR reef.

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Hi there,
I am glennf and i like to introduce my tank in here.
It measure 250 x 80 x 70 cm and the water height is 60cm.
The display is 300 gallon.
Including the other connecting tanks the water mass is about 400 gallons
 

the first one is en FTS
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Fantastic looking tank!! Can you give us some details about your setup? :)

nothing special, just a 4 channel IKS and a 2 channel AM reefdoser. A modified Shuran skimmer working on airstones, a way to small KR1000 reactor, ozon and UV. i use filter wool on my pump




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just goes to show you don't need a million dollar set up for a beautiful tank!
this is perfect!!!!!
what kind of lighting!?

i believe in that statement !

thanks!

T5 10x 54watt + 4x 39watt

my layout

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LOVE IT! I have a 300 gallon rimless waiting for me when I move into my new place, and this gets me excited to get it going! Hope mine looks this good! Also love the rock layout .. not too much, not to little -- just enough! Beautiful Bro!
 
LOVE IT! I have a 300 gallon rimless waiting for me when I move into my new place, and this gets me excited to get it going! Hope mine looks this good! Also love the rock layout .. not too much, not to little -- just enough! Beautiful Bro!

thanks bro !
 
LOVE IT! I have a 300 gallon rimless waiting for me when I move into my new place, and this gets me excited to get it going! Hope mine looks this good! Also love the rock layout .. not too much, not to little -- just enough! Beautiful Bro!

nice size! have a nice time setting up your tank, and don't forget to enjoy it.
 

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