Todd's 75g tank to replace the current 46g bowfront

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Hi members of R2R!
Well it has started my 75g tank is comming to life :)
It has taken me a little while to get this going with such a busy schedule but I figured it was time.
Thank you R2R for the motivation!
Well here we go.. the tank
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Sand was added yesterday after a long wait :cool:
This will share a common sump with my 46g bowfront for ease of rock and life transfer.
The 46g will be drained (it's leaking) and turned into a carnivorous plant terrarium
Saltwater is in the making now and will start filling it soon!

More to come!
 
Nice. Love my 75 gallon but mines coming down now for a 125 don't have time for 4 tanks. Hate a leaking tank. Have been there too
I would love my 125 back :( don't have room in this house.

Hey guys do you think the natural light will help grow algae?
 
I would love my 125 back :( don't have room in this house.

Hey guys do you think the natural light will help grow algae?
Hahaha you are the only person who would hope for more algae;) Congats on the forced upgrade! I love the idea of using the leaky tank as a terrarium!
 
Hahaha you are the only person who would hope for more algae;) Congats on the forced upgrade! I love the idea of using the leaky tank as a terrarium!
Ya I don't get it..
I can not for the life of me to grow algae in the display. Actually thought about pulling the macros out of the refugium
I love carnivorous plants!
 
Ya I don't get it..
I can not for the life of me to grow algae in the display. Actually thought about pulling the macros out of the refugium
I love carnivorous plants!
Half of us wish we had your issues haha;) We had some fly traps at work for a while, they were neat, and fun to feed crickets to lol.
 
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Full of water now. Equipment is temporary as there is dinoflagellates in my sump.
What's your thought on the sand depth?
 
In just a few days with some filtering it's ready for my rock from Tampa Bay saltwater ordering next week,

There better be pests in this rock!!

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All the equipment will not be there once I get it flowing in my sump
 
In just a few days with some filtering it's ready for my rock from Tampa Bay saltwater ordering next week,

There better be pests in this rock!!

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All the equipment will not be there once I get it flowing in my sump
Looking good. You crack me up, algae AND pests?!;)
 
I love what people call pests! Working on the rock order now these rocks are supposed to have everything on them, shipped in water and I will absolutely love it!
Now when does algae grow!
 
Here it is guys the 75g all up and running:cool:
The shrimp is making it a little cloudy but should clear up as the sand ages

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Looking good! Any ideas for stocking? Other then algae and pests of course;)
 
Looking good! Any ideas for stocking? Other then algae and pests of course;)
Honestly not a clue. I haven't thought of stock for many years.
I have 2 blue chromis, a bleny and a goby don't know what other fish I can add as I am not a fish guy.
 

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