Jay and Amy's 90 gallon build thread

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Tank and sump look great, but you should really frame up your floor properly. No sense interrupting your day to day life with semi fixed solution. No disrespect meant. [emoji846]
 
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Tank and sump look great, but you should really frame up your floor properly. No sense interrupting your day to day life with semi fixed solution. No disrespect meant. [emoji846]

I went the semi fixed solution due to a few factors. It is a semi finished basement room that we barely use and I will most likely be utilizing that framing to make a bookshelf for the kids every growing collection of books. Also the amount of electrical and plumbing in the way would have been a pain for try to add sistered joists.
 
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Added an adhesive black background to the Sump to hide the wires going into the sump.

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Well Deep Blue responded that the micro bubbles in the seam are part of the manufacturing process and can be more pronounced when it is filled and settles on the stand. What a joke!

Anyone want a good deal on a brand new tank???
How much??
 
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I just paid $400 for it two weeks ago and painted the back black. Hoping to get around $300 or so.
 

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I think I remember reading a thread where there were bubbles in the seems that only were noticeable when filled. After the tank settled they went away. I tried looking but couldn't find it unfortunately.
 

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Will this be your aquascape?

One of my all time fav tank of the months on reefkeeping.com utilized this approach, it allowed his hard coral to form all the structure. Something I will try when I upgrade.
 
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Will this be your aquascape?

One of my all time fav tank of the months on reefkeeping.com utilized this approach, it allowed his hard coral to form all the structure. Something I will try when I upgrade.

No this is just the rock I am adding to the 60lbs of live rock that will be transferred over from the 55 gal.

All this is yet to move over..
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Looks great you two!
 

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