Largest Attempt....New to Me 200g Build

I haven't updated in a while but here is the newness I have going on.

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I took the single returns with round nozzles and changed out to a y with dual flare nozzles. Flow seems to have increased quite a bit as I was able to add another 3 gallons to the system
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Picked these guys up along with an elegance coral that's gorgeous and a nice zoa colony. I'll get those pictures soon


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wow thats a really nice setup, id be careful with keep spilling salt water on the carpet soon its gonna get white stains from the salt.
 
wow thats a really nice setup, id be careful with keep spilling salt water on the carpet soon its gonna get white stains from the salt.
Lol yeah thanks, it was a great fountain display lol.
 

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