Jay and Amy's 90 Gal Mixed Reef

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Hi folks, I have been updating my build thread on the Connecticut Area Reef Society part of the forum but wanted to start a thread out in the general area. I have recently upgraded from a 55g reef ready to a 90g reef ready.

My original build thread can be found here:
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/jay-and-amys-90-gallon-build-thread.241690/

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Equipment:

Tank: 90 gallon Marineland Cornerflo with custom durso standpipe

Stand and Canopy: Marineland Monterey

Sump: Trigger Systems Emerald 34

Return Pump: Deepwater Aquatics BLDC5 Controllable Pump

Skimmer: Coral Box D500

Display tank lighting: ATI 6 bulb dimmable fixture & 2 true lumen led strips (blue & blue/white)

Display tank Wave makers: 1 Tunze Turbelle 6105 w/controller & 1 Jebao RW-8

Frag area (in sump) lighting: AI Prime

Frag Area wave maker: Jebao PP-4

This tank has been up and running for around 3 weeks now and is doing quite well. All livestock came out of my 55 gal that I had setup for over 3 years.

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Looks great, love the attention to detail!
 
Looks good!
 
Couple new additions today

Orange Plate
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A new Cardinal to keep my other one company
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Sailfin Tang
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Purple Firefish
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