Pico 20G from North Carolina.

[Berlibee]

This is the channels during the test.

 

[Berlibee]

Growth log - Jan. 2016

 

[Berlibee]

First anemone ! Looks happy.

 

[mrnewberry]

Looks nice. I just put my first anemone in my 20L this past weekend.

 

[Berlibee]

Nice good luck with it! @mrnewberry

 

[KorD]

Tank is looking awesome.. I think I need to do some coral logs. I can't tell if they are growing..lol

 

[Berlibee]

Thanks!
Hehehe indeed, this is what I've started to do as well when added sps. With zoas it's much easier to see if they grow or not. @KorD

 

[KorD]

Thanks!
Hehehe indeed, this is what I've started to do as well when added sps. With zoas it's much easier to see if they grow or not. @KorD

I'll just have to figure out my camera settings... I'm using a Kessil and it makes everything SUPER blue. Even the white balance does not take.
I'm planning on building a white setup from RapidLED to offset the blues to help with the pictures.
I had an issue with zoa's in my last tank and am a little scared to try them again. I think it was the lights I had over the last tank, but it still drives me nuts when things die for no reason..lol

 

[Berlibee]

You can adjust your Kessil to take a photo and then back to your deep blue settings. This is how I was doing it.

 

[KorD]

Actually I can't..LOL it is an a150w deep ocean blue. Non adjustable... call it old school, but I got a steal of a deal on it!

 

[Berlibee]

ah! it's a nice light anyway but I agree very hard to take pictures with deep blue ON.

 

[Berlibee]

 

[revhtree]

That's some nice extension!

 

[Berlibee]

Will leave it here as well, very interesting topic I think:
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/i-run-my-system-at-1-029.230701/

 

[Berlibee]

@Legendary Corals zoas, after one year.

 

[Berlibee]

There is tons of small babies also that we can't see from the top.

 

[fishroomlady]

your tank is impressive and your pictures are so crisp and clear

 

[Berlibee]

Thank you!

 

[EddieV0008]

A little bit more info about the tank that I would like to have, so what is the goal:

Tank: 70-gallon Artisan II aquarium (35.5” x 23.5” x 18”)
Light: EcoTech Marine Radion XR30w Gen3 LED Light Fixtures
One XR30 provides coverage for 30x30 inches to a depth of 36 inches when hung 9 inches above the water. So I think one light is enough for Artisan II 70g.
Skimmer: Not sure yet, Reef Octopus ?
Pump: EcoTech Marine VorTech MP40wQD Propeller Pump w/ Wireless QuietDrive Driver do I need two for a perfect pulse sync?
Reactor: Vertex RX-Z 1.5 Zeolith Media Reactor
ATO: Tunze 3152 Automatic Top off Nano up to 55g ... hmmmm why it's not going to work with 70g .... do I need to change it too?
Controller: Apex Controller with Lab-Grade pH Probe - Neptune Systems

I think something like this. Thank you again for helping.

Good evening I have the 70 Cadlights and I love it!! My setup is as follow
1 Radion Gen 3 pro with wide Lens (thinking of trying out t-5s)
1 Nyos skimmer 120
1 MP40 QD (reeflink) I think two would be over kill in my opinion.
Reactor- Cadlights cone running bio pellets
1 BRS reactor- running ROX carbon
ATO: Smart ATO
Controller: Apex Controller with Lab-Grade pH Probe - Neptune Systems

 

[Salty1962]

Good evening I have the 70 Cadlights and I love it!! My setup is as follow
1 Radion Gen 3 pro with wide Lens (thinking of trying out t-5s)
1 Nyos skimmer 120
1 MP40 QD (reeflink) I think two would be over kill in my opinion.
Reactor- Cadlights cone running bio pellets
1 BRS reactor- running ROX carbon
ATO: Smart ATO
Controller: Apex Controller with Lab-Grade pH Probe - Neptune Systems

Let us know how your tank is doing. Pics are always nice