| Here's a couple more pictures. Sorry they are not that good, my camera is fully auto and it's hard to get anything into focus close up. Guess I'll actually have to break down and read the owners manual on the camera to turn the auto focus off. I originally wanted to build the tank into the wall in the basement where it sits, but my wife rejected that idea. My neighbor is a cabinet builder so that is his handy work. I have a 30 gallon sump in the cabinet lit by a 36 inch corallife power compact strip on opposite cycles as the main tank. The main tank is also lit by a corallife power compact with built in moon lights (those are nice). Right now I am running a Seaclone 100 protein skimmer but would like to upgrade that sometime soon. I had crushed coral in the old tank, but opted for agragite sand for this one. The crushed coral is now in the sump. About 90 pounds of liverock and a small cleanup crew for now. Livestock - 6 line wrasse, coral beauty, couple of clowns, cleaner and peppermint shrimp, tube anemone, sebea anemone, feather duster, and a couple of hitchhiker urchins. Corals - some Zoos, star polyps, sun polyps, ricordea, shrooms, leather, maze brain, and trumpet. Starting to get lots of cocopods which is good, I would like to see a manderin in the tank down the road. I have a list a fish and corals I would like to get, but I'm going to take it slow for now. |