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Copepod
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Baton Rouge Louisiana


09/02/2007 7:22 PM  

I just found this forum, so figured I'd introduce myself by showing my setup.................or as my wife refers to it, "our ticket to the poor house"!

When I upgraded from my 55 reef to this 90, I decided to make a wall between my living room and hallway and have a built-in tank. It is visable from both sides. I haven't finished staining the cabinets yet. Ever since I saw my first built-in in some magazine somewhere, I've wanted one. Makes it a little sweeter I did it myself.

Tank: 90 gallon reef ready all glass. / 2 penguin powerheads on 30 minute timers for wavemaker.

1 set T-5 HO/ double set compact flouresents. Avg.=4 watts per gallon

sump: 30 gallon / contents= 12X12 section for refuge, mini bio balls, protein skimmer, 950 gph pump. Planning on adding phosphate reactor soon.

1 Japanese Swallowtail Angel

1 Coral Beauty Dwarf Angel

1 Sissortail Dartfish

1 Clarkii Clownfish

1 Engineer Goby

1 Mandarin Goby

1 Mimic Lemonpeel Tang

Most corals LPS including 5 colors of Montipora

2 dozen hermits including scarlet, Halloween, electric blue, zebra, etc.

6 snails

3 emerald crabs

2 cleaner shrimp

 1 marbled Seastar

1 sand sifter Seastar













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Tang
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09/03/2007 7:50 AM  
Nice setup RC. I woud really like to get a tank that is viewable from both sides.

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Copepod
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Baton Rouge Louisiana


09/04/2007 4:02 PM  

Thank you so much!

Just a few more of my favorite pics!













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Copepod
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09/13/2007 5:25 PM  
Viewable on 2 sides?! Love it.
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Copepod
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Baton Rouge Louisiana


09/14/2007 6:09 AM  

Yeah, and let me tell you, no small task balancing the live rock.

I'm trying something new. Being able to actually see my overflow, I have noticed a rather large colony of copepods swiming around the bottom of it. I added a little crushed coral to it, and now I have some of the biggest pods down there I've ever seen. I've decided to try to make this into a second refuge. I'm going to add some sand, a few small pieces of live rock rubble, and a small patch of macroalgae, just to see what happens.

Got to admit, interesting thought, a small refuge emptying into my main refuge in the sump! Should be pod heaven.


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10/11/2007 9:41 AM  
Nice setup

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02/13/2008 2:04 PM  
Do you have any closser shots and also some shots of how you set up the fuge?

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Cube Master aquarium-12 gal a 10gal fuge
2-2.5 (and now 2 3-gal tanks for the salt water vs. tap water
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Baton Rouge Louisiana


12/16/2008 1:26 PM  

Been a long time since I've been here due to alot of personal issues, so thought I would update my tank pics.







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