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Thanks. No issues with the height but I'm tall so I have a good reach. Super happy with Miracles and I wouldn't hesitate buying from them again.Beautiful tank! I’m in the very beginning stages of planning a build and I’m thinking of going with the exact same dimensions as you. Wont be a peninsula though.
Any regrets with the 30” height?
Also, are you still really happy Miracles?
Incredible looking photo!Emperor is morphing into his adult colors. Pretty cool to watch.
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Tank looks amazing love your aquascape.
Impressive !
imagine two more years!
Tank made it home last night.
We had 7 guys plus my wife to help bring it in and it took every last bit of us to do it.. I rented a 1000lb hydraulic table from our LFS and we popped the seal on the table as soon as the full weight of the tank went onto it. We actually planned ahead for that to happen so we had 4 on each side to help guide the tank down when it happened. Wish I had more pictures/video of the process but getting the tank in was top priority.
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That's me on the top left, David bottom left, Jon right, my wife trying not to freak out and my daughter.
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Today we are going to get the rockwork in and hopefully plumb the closed loop. I am going to do the aquascape in the rule of 3rd's which is why I have tape around it.
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Sump and dosing/ATO container
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Are you talking about the softie section that sits lower in the tank? Once those grow out fully it will be a nice garden. As long as your angels don’t eat them first.Thanks, I appreciate that. It’s actually the one part of the system I am not thrilled with. I think the main viewing side (the beginning of the video) is pretty nice but the other side (end of the video) is not that good. The challenge with the aquascape was to hide the closed loop returns. I basically had to build towers around them to hide the returns in the middle of the tank. It’s the trade off I guess, not optimal aquascape in order to not have pumps on the front and side walls.
No, I actually really like my Euphyllia garden at the front of my tank. Nothing nips at those thankfully.Are you talking about the softie section that sits lower in the tank? Once those grow out fully it will be a nice garden. As long as your angels don’t eat them first.
I really enjoy all the depth, structures and caves it looks like the fish have a ton of options to hide and swim through.
Gotcha Once those frags grow out all you will see is coral. Is the Achilles the boss or the queen?No, I actually really like my Euphyllia garden at the front of my tank. Nothing nips at those thankfully.
I was more referring to the 8ft long side closest to my kitchen wall (starting at the 2:55 mark in the video). I did go with a negative space aquascape as best as I could and to your point included a lot of caves and pass throughs. I am just not super excited with how that side of the tank turned out but it is what it is. The rock is mortared together so there is not much I can do to fix it now.
Actually neither. Both of them are pretty docile. I have never seen the Achilles show any aggression towards any fish and rarely does the Queen show any. I would say the Asfur Angel is the boss of the tank. The flame angel is a punk as well. The Naso is the referee. If she see's fish fighting she jumps in the middle to break it upGotcha Once those frags grow out all you will see is coral. Is the Achilles the boss or the queen?
