New Custom Build

Reef-Tank · Oct 2, 2020

Great stuffs!!! Algea Barn have arrived paid little extra compare to local fish store and hope to get nice clean chaetos. Yes it is worth it! Is looks very clean and healthy but they are still have to go through quaratine process also 2 weeks for observations just on the safe side

Reef-Tank · Nov 6, 2020

Finally the lights are arrived probably going to install it this weekend

Reef-Tank · Nov 6, 2020

Heavy power UV sterilizers just arrived arrived. I know this will be overkill but i like it! Like to stay on safe side better than sorry! I'm giving no chance for unwanted pets/bacteria/parasites inside my tank water columns

Nelsons_reef · Nov 6, 2020

wow gorgeous build

Reef-Tank · Nov 6, 2020

sick02ss said:
wow gorgeous build

Thank You!!!

JayRozzer · Nov 11, 2020

Following along. Awesome build so far.

Reef-Tank · Nov 12, 2020

JayRozzer said:
Following along. Awesome build so far.

Thank you!

sunken3 · Nov 12, 2020

i feel like your tank idea is bad and you should stop now... pack it all up and send it to me!

wow...

so very jealous!

Reef-Tank · Nov 12, 2020

sunken3 said:
i feel like your tank idea is bad and you should stop now... pack it all up and send it to me!

wow...

so very jealous!

Haha i like this idea as well

sunken3 · Nov 12, 2020

Reef-Tank said:
New update: just working on aquascape last night how everyone think about this any suggestion for the scape should i place all these rocks all the way to back wall or just keep it like this stay in the middle of the tank for fishs swimming around these rocks there still more space same as front but behind these rocks ? Thanks

i wouldn't push them all the way back.. leave them in the middle. You will get better flow and fish can swim on both sides. I am currently in the process of "redoing" my aquascape because over time things built up too much and everything is now sitting against the back wall (creating the older aquascaping style of a "rock wall")

Reef-Tank · Nov 12, 2020

sunken3 said:
i wouldn't push them all the way back.. leave them in the middle. You will get better flow and fish can swim on both sides. I am currently in the process of "redoing" my aquascape because over time things built up too much and everything is now sitting against the back wall (creating the older aquascaping style of a "rock wall")

Thanks for the suggestion and yes i was thinking the same way you said but i did actually push it back little bit just to have enought room for fish swim and flow go through.