My 65 Gallon Tank

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Tank is starting to cycle

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I didn't get the tag, but I found it anyway :)
If it's not blue, then it's not spelled correctly... just FYI

Now, How about some tank specs? Size, equipment, age ect... Us fish nerds totally love that type of stuff
 
Tank size: 65 gallon
Equipment: marineland canister filter
Age: 1 1/2 months
 
What about the lights? What kind are they and do you have any power heads or wavemakers? Those are also cool pieces of equipment to know :)
 
Nice! Great start there :)
 
This is my 65 gallon tank, sump, 2 maxi-jet 1200.
 
It is at a stand still. Going to redo my sump, going to shrink the fuge about 2"-3" and add it to my drain\skimmer chamber. Then have to plum it and get a return pump
 
Also added some more dry rock for hiding places. Probably have about 40 lbs of rock in there now
 
Nice startup!
 
Good will take some pictures when I get home. Have added a Flame Angel since we last talked
 

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