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The water runs over the 6 filtersocks into the next chamber. The Rufuge (Refugium) is separate within the sump so I can regulate it with a separate pump or even take it out of the sump if I should wish to. The next cylinders are carbon and the three liters of Zeolites. Then I have the skimmer then the Red Dragon return pump and on the left the fresh water top off.
 
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Regarding my build on this image you can see the progress of my last tank. Being a designer, I wanted my rockwork to look good right from the beginning. I forgot that the corals need room to grow. In my new build I left the rockwork really low.
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Being a real Bonsai fan, I tried to integrate the a lot of free space under my rock work and overhanging coral edges. This photoshop image of one of my fantasy aquariums was in my mind when I built this rock formation
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Although I like this design with lots of space, I did want to have more fun with lots of corals. I personally like the middle field, nough but not too much rock work.
 
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Maybe one day I will actually build this set up with one Bonsai formation in the middle. Maybe a ELOS Midi in my office.
 

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Corals are growing very fast in good conditions...it's really "Bonzaï work" to keep a reef like this! Frags every weeks!! :)
 

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From one ozi to another.
That is awesome. Your designer brain must kill you lol.
I now have to research those companies and methods you use.
 
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Didn't have the same camera from work. Will update soon with a camera so colours are realistic like last time. Cheers
 

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Friend, congratulations for the beautiful Reef, one of the most beautiful I've ever seen, like to see new photos.
 

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Just saw, and read the whole thread. That is a nice complete system. The corals look amazing. Nice clean lines of the system.
 

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Wow, just when I think I've seen my favorite tank ....., I just got done reading your whole thread and your "little slice of the ocean" is breathtaking!!;)
 

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