Jay and Amy's 90 gallon build thread

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I saw an interesting thread about how sun corals are very hard to keep. The guy was saying that he will take a large bowl and fill with tank water then add coral food to bowl, then place sun coral in bowl to allow the sun coral to feed without interruption and competition. He said that once he stated doing that the sun coral has been thriving in his tank. Just an FYI.
 
We use a 2 liter soda bottle with the bottom cut off...that way everything is confined and fish cant steal the food.
 
So I ran into the corner of the hood on the fish tank and ended up with this beauty.... But our tank is doing ok
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So I ran into the corner of the hood on the fish tank and ended up with this beauty.... But our tank is doing ok
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Ouch!

That looks like it felt really good.... Not!
 
Just realized I haven't updated this thread in forever! The tank has been doing very well and we have added quite a bit since the last post. Here are some updated pics. Sorry crappy iPhone pics lol.

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