I transitioned from a 32 gallon biocube which I have given to my son to a 90 gallon tank. I am providing an update. There have been challenges but I love the reef world and I am hanging in there. Every once in a while something a fish or coral will die regardless of what I do. I am so thankful to the members of R2R for the replies and assistance. R2R has made a great difference in making it this far. I am 2 years into the hobby. Thank you fellow members for helping me every time I holler.
My 90 gallon tank has 2 Prime LED lights and 1 true lumen blue strip
A sump with bioballs -The sump has only one water flow and I can only direct that flow on one filter medium (this bothers me). I feel that I need to upgrade my sump.
I have live rock and live sand
In the tank I have the following:
5 bubble anemone
1 tube anemone
2 carpet anemone
2 rock flower anemone
1 bubble coral, a torch, candy cane coral, hammer coral, brain coral, mushrooms and a few other items.
I have 3 Chromis, I leopard Wrasse, 2 clown fish and a peppermint hogfish
I have crabs, snails and about 3 shrimp
Water parameters are good
I am posting a few progression pictures, however, the ones I took this evening are blue and not that clear. I will take picture in the day light tomorrow.
My 90 gallon tank has 2 Prime LED lights and 1 true lumen blue strip
A sump with bioballs -The sump has only one water flow and I can only direct that flow on one filter medium (this bothers me). I feel that I need to upgrade my sump.
I have live rock and live sand
In the tank I have the following:
5 bubble anemone
1 tube anemone
2 carpet anemone
2 rock flower anemone
1 bubble coral, a torch, candy cane coral, hammer coral, brain coral, mushrooms and a few other items.
I have 3 Chromis, I leopard Wrasse, 2 clown fish and a peppermint hogfish
I have crabs, snails and about 3 shrimp
Water parameters are good
I am posting a few progression pictures, however, the ones I took this evening are blue and not that clear. I will take picture in the day light tomorrow.
