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Wow, amazing build dude! I would love to do something like this one day! The whole set up just blows my mind. Very excited to see this thing grow and mature!
this is awesome, following along!
WOW...gotta follow this!
impressive build. i'm curious how the fish are doing. I'm also curious how you cycled your tank? did you use a raw shrimp or nitrifying bacteria and or ammonia?
also, how are the corals?
Thanks
From a Local glass company. The owner is a buddy of mine.Where did you get the glass from?
Most are doing well. I had a few SPS that died after the swap, but generally im pretty happy. I had a filefish that did a number on my zoanthids though. I think my lobster took care of him, as ive not seen him in a few weeks and most of the zoanthids are coming back. Ill probably be taking the lobster out soon and putting him in my frag tank thats empty.Looking good Ross, how are the frags you got at the swap doing?
Awesome setup!!
What calcium reactor did you end up going with?
The Calcium Reactor is one of the things i havent tackled yet. I have a Geo 612 (i think that the number) That i bought for my 220. I bought it 4 years ago and never set it up and unfortunately the ph monitor got wet. I might set this up to start and see how much of a pain it is to keep refilling the media. Ive always been a little scared to set one up also. Its one of the only things that can really screw up a tank if i mess it up!!!
I'm looking for a used CA reactor but can use this one soon. For now I really don't have much coral and have about 1200 gallons total water volume. I also do 100g water changes every month so doubt I'll start needing it for another few months.It's a lot easier to mess up your tank with a dosing pump! Once you get the CA reactor up and running it's quite easy. Minor tweaks here and there and that's about it. I was also very nervous to start using one but I'm really glad I did. Would never go back to dosing. You'll want something much bigger than a GEO 612 for your tank but it could get you started for a while I'm sure.