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Probably the fish we have in the 110G frag tank. Orange spotted rabbitfish, naso, clown tang, bi-color angel, 3 fat pajama cardinals. I may just go with a bunch of chromis and anthias for color.Looks great! Any special fish stocking plans?
Yes, one on each side of the overflow. Probably a Gyre on the overflow, too. The MP60s and the return pump are all Mobius-controllable, but I think setting the MP60s to alternate flow patterns will help with dead spots and simulate the ebb and flow of a reef current will be beneficial.Will you be placing both mp-60 on the wall side of the tank?
Thanks, but I don't think there are any pros way up here.Outstanding - great job on the cleanup! You're way more talented than me.. I've hired pros to buff my acrylic tank instead.
Following along - good luck with the build.
Probably a thin layer of sand. I literally have a pallet of aragonite sand.This system got a great equipment list -- congrats!
You're going with bare bottom or sand?
Well, I heard of a pro on R2R with a handle of "AKReefing" -- perhaps you can give him a call? Anyway, it took 2 guys ~6 hours to buff my 8x3x2 tank. It would take me several weeks (if I'm lucky) with lots of blood, sweat, and tears!Thanks, but I don't think there are any pros way up here.
You're not worried about scratching it later? On my new build, I'm going to go bare bottom just to make sure I won't pick up some sand; otherwise, it will be a very bad day!Probably a thin layer of sand. I literally have a pallet of aragonite sand.
So here's the final stage after cleaning, removing as many scratches as practical (and as many as I care to deal with), and final polish and buffing. 2 1/2 full days spent in a cramped area. Ankles, knees, hips and shoulders need some therapy. I'm too old for this.