some quick pitures of corals

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pictures are bad but hope you can get idea of tank, 500 gall reef with about 300+ corals
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WOW!!! That is very impressive. Would love to see more pics of the tank and the support system/equipment as well. Thanks for sharing.
 
WOW!!! That is very impressive. Would love to see more pics of the tank and the support system/equipment as well. Thanks for sharing.

I second this!!! Lets see under the hood!
What are the tank dimensions also?
 
Thanks for everyones comments, I wish i could talk better pictures hard to capture the true look. this tank has been running for 10 years, in phases... i have been turning it into a sps dominate tank. where i live no one keeps high end sps to trade, i have bought some frags from members on this site, thanks.
my tank is a glass 96x32x36 with a 75 gallon sump. i run 4 400watt halides(xm14k or 20k) supplement with t5ho and vho's
I apply no science just let it run...LOL
 
This tank is amazing - wow, 500g. I can only wish! I'm with the others, would love to see some pics of the sump and equipment set up. Looks great!!!
 
Host those pics on Photobucket so they are bigger on the forums....

Looks like you have a great variety of corals in there. Great looking tank.
 
WOW, 500 gallons! I wish I had room for a tank like that! Very nice looking, once those corals get bigger it's going to be Awesome! I'm sure it is Awesome in person right now!
 
my tank is a glass 96x32x36 with a 75 gallon sump. i run 4 400watt halides(xm14k or 20k) supplement with t5ho and vho's I apply no science just let it run...LOL[/QUOTE said:
That is basically the size tank I am planning for in my next house. I think I am gonna do 96x32x32.....something like that.

Awesome tank man.....good job!
 

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