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Nice thread, just read through it all, dreaming about putting a 650 in my new business location.

I'm looking at going with a 120g, bigger then I want at first but I don't want to spend money on something smaller and have to buy all new equipment down the road.

Check out Mason Dixon Reef Club - Mason Dixon Reef Club Home I haven't looked into them yet just keeping them in mind for when I get started.

They have their own products now, the cycle product is called Colony Click Here : Time vs Instant Cycle This should answer the question that started this thread.

Id be interested in how it turns our for you if you go for it. I have watched each episode of the show and was wondering the same thing. I wondered if the size of the tanks had anything to do with it since larger water volumes are more forgiving.

Maybe if I list some of my "wants" I can get some advice on the direction to go. Here are the fish I would like to have: Clowns, maybe even a fancy pair w/Anemone possibly Red Sea Sailfin (if I go with a larger tank and would a 120 Gallon be enough?) Blennie ( Midas, or Starrie) Clown...

I will start a chronicle as soon as I decide which way I am going to go. It will probably be a month or so until the new place is ready to move in to. Also if I decide to go the RSM S-line route it may take even longer to save up the cash!

I had a saltwater reef set up a few years ago. Started with a 20g then moved to a 55g. It made it through several moves but then life took over and I just couldn't keep up with it anymore. We should be in our new home in a few months so I am starting to get the bug again to build a new reef. The...

Nice shots! The wife says we have to add a clam when we start the new reef up.

Never would have guess all that in only 6 Gal!

Nice Shots!

Nice tank! I am just getting back into this. Your tank is what I would like to have if I go with the 250. By that I mean I would also be adding a sump for the various benefits. One of which is hopefully more copepods for dragonettes to eat.

Looking good! I have been following a few RSM builds as I am considering starting one myself.