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What do you think of this setup?


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Hello All!

I'm new here and just wanted to share my low budget setup:

90G Mixed Reef
USED Tank, sand, stand, glass top $250.00
USDE 75G Tank, UV24w, Canopy, cleaning tools $400.00
My Tank Now
2 Aqueon 950gph power heads, 1 500gph $150.00
Filters Marineland 350gph, 2 Hot magnums filled with coral BIO filters 250gph each $150.00
AquaC Remora Skimmer/w drain mag 3 pump $250.00
USED Green Machine UV24w
USED Aqueon 250w heater
USED Odyssea T5 HO 216w
USED Canopy
3"sand
200lbs baserock 40lbs liverock
Fish
4 Tangs, 6 percula cowns, Coral Beauty, Lawnmower Blenny, Royal Gramma, 20 snails
Corals
Mushrooms, Zoa's, xmas tree rock and Flower Pot
 
Welcome to Reef2Reef. I think you should add another inch of sand. Good luck with 4 tangs in a 90. Is there any room for 4 tangs to swim around with 240 pounds of rock?
 
Yes Sir! plenty of room to swim lol I'll have to post a picture my center piece is 100lbs......
 
welcome and i would love to see 100 pound center piece lol must be pretty good size
 
Is that just one piece of rock that is 100lbs or do you mean the center piece as a whole. If its one rock, how in the heck did you get into the tank? I would also like to see this.
Yes Sir! plenty of room to swim lol I'll have to post a picture my center piece is 100lbs......
 
Welcome to Reef2Reef. I think you should add another inch of sand. Good luck with 4 tangs in a 90. Is there any room for 4 tangs to swim around with 240 pounds of rock?
I agree
 
Welcome to R2R!
 
Here is a picture of my build in progress


The Tank.jpg
 

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