My name is Mike

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I've been reefing for over 10 years. I just set up my new Cadlights 180g eurobraced tank. 48 x 31 x 28 tall. 4 t5 actinic and 2 400watt radiums

fts103112.jpg picture by palasek - Photobucket

Sump Cadlights 40 x 26 x 18 tall. Cadlights BioPellet Reactor. Alpha Cone 300 Skimmer. Euro Reef Calcium Reactor w/ Aquarium Plants Regulator. Mag 18 return. 1/4 chiller. RKL Lite controller

fts103112.jpg picture by palasek - Photobucket

When designing the tank I wanted a clean setup like those seen with European tanks.
 
Didnt get to view the tank the pic said error but the sump sure looks really nice. Plus welcome to R2R!
 
ok it let me view it now lol nice tank!
 
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Welcome to R2R!!! I like your tank!! :)
 
Thanks to everyone. I'll try to take some coral shots later. I'm still learning my wifes camera.
 
Hi Mike!! Welcome to R2R!! Nice reef! :D
 

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