Sneaky's 225 gallon!

Don’t hold out on us! Make sure you post pictures when it arrives
There will be no shortage of pics once it arrives! haha I've already got the thread up and running but it's mostly house, moving, and cat pics at the moment haha
 
Haven’t posted this one in awhile

WWC AllStar
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Thank you! I’m trying to showcase as many corals as possible before I do the upgrade. I want to be able to tell the difference before and after.

I’m always down for some trading!

Looking good! We are gonna have to trade some frags at some point :)
 
I figured I would do a update on the future tank upgrade. A few things have changed

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new tank dimesions:
Initially I was going to go with a sca 60x30x20 but i ended up getting a refund and went with a custom local guy. Sca was by far the cheapest but I wanted to get a tank I was truly happy with and not make a decision based on price. Tank dimensions will be 66x36x22

stand:
Custom wooden stand and canopy made my the builder. He makes nice furniture quality stands that I couldn’t pass up. To me almost Chris Benner standards from what I’ve seen.

lighting:
It’ll be a full canopy with 2 60”reef brite supra slim t5s and 4 radion xr30 gen 4s running front to back.

sump:
I’ll be using the same sump as my current tank (custom 40 gallon)
Reef octopus súper 3000
Geo 818 calcium reactor
Refugium lit by kessil h380
Alkatronic monitor
20 gallon ato reservoir

Flow:
4 mp40s
Jebao dcp 12000

I have dry rock that Will he cycled for a month or so before the build starts. I’m adding microbacter7 to the rock daily to help it build up bacteria.

Since I’m using the same sump my 100+ acro collection will be going into this tank day 1. It’s going to be stressful to say the least. I’ll update again as soon as the tank actually arrives
 
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