That’s a nice one!!!3 tanks in 3 years. I love my wife and I don't want a divorce
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That’s a nice one!!!3 tanks in 3 years. I love my wife and I don't want a divorce
2020 Oct 100x60x50 Curved
2021 Jun 140x70x50
2022 Dec 160x60x60
Love the custom design of it!!I have the Goldilocks tank....not too big and not too small, but just right. A custom five foot 90 gallon. I'm not a photographer, but here it is:
Your tank is very beautiful! I dig your style more than most on here!
Thank you for the kind words and I like the looks of your tank as well. I love a display with mature colonies and you have some beauties. Tanks with mature colonies look more natural which is what I strive for. Good luck with your future 4' build.here is the current 65
I have a Proclear ProStar 60 very happy but would really like to get the Proclear 150One aspect I love about the hobby is the variety of shapes and sizes a tank can come in. I am wondering what is the current size of your tank, and are you happy with that size or would you want to go bigger or smaller.
Lovely looking tank. I remember seeing your Goni collection in a previous post, was really impressed!I’ve had 3 tanks (reef at least) since I started late 2021. 16 gal cube, 30 gal IM AIO and now since last June the SR60. I like the compromise between small and large tank feel I get with it.
Jesus a tank every 2.5 months!!?
This is our new 750g - 10x4x3. We just set it up in September. This was an update from a 560 which was an update from a 400g. This is part of a 1500g system that includes 2 outdoor 180g sun lit frag tanks.
I agree with vetteguy in that the bigger it is the less maintenance and time it requires. With the exception of algae wipe my system can easily go 30 days without any time from me at all. And it's setup to run up to 10weeks (the time it takes to go thru a 50lb tank of co2) before it definitely needs a pair of human hands to help it out.
Is 750g big enough... Nope. I wish I could go bigger. But this is as big a tank as this house will hold without impeding on how we use our home. 4' of front to back depth is cool... But imagine 5'. 10' of length is beautiful but imagine 12 or 14'.
Downsides to a tank this size.... Holy crap, with 3 sides viewable thats 40sq ft of algae wiping 2-3x a week. Man did it suck up a couple of hundred corals and still have plenty of room for a few hundred more. It's impossible to take a photo of the whole tank that shows how much is in the tank. Until you see the tank in person you have no idea what a 4' depth of field looks like.
Biggest Downside -- The amount of money given to the utility company every month.
Dave B
You have pictures of the 500?My husband and I have a 500 gallon tank at home, 8' x 3' x 30" I love how big it is but finding stuff to put in it that doesn't look lost gets expensive! I have a 40L AIO at work and I love it, some days I wish I got the 60 instead to fit more corals but I love how it looks!