KimPossible
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This tank is absolutely amazing! http://reefkeeping.com/issues/2006-02/totm/index.php
I think he did. Check out some of the pics.
And I thought this was interesting....
His goal was to create a tank that resembled nature as closely as possible.System Profile: Main Tank: 5800 liters (1532 gallons) Main Tank Dimensions:
Connected Seahorse Tank: 475 liters (125 gallons) Length: 6 m
Fragment Tank: 575 liters (152 gallons) Sides: 165 cm
Sump: 1000 liters (264 gallons) Height: 90 cm
Total System Volume: 7850 liters (2074 gallons) Glass Thickness: 22 mm
I think he did. Check out some of the pics.
And I thought this was interesting....
.....this is something I would do....really I would. I'm still taking out my CC one cup at a time, so I already have already developed the habitWhen necessary, the sand bed is replaced with fresh calcium carbonate. I like the sand bed to look white, not green. I've also observed that the corals' colors develop better when the sand bed, together with the detritus in it, is removed every few weeks. It is quite a task, but the result is rewarding, in my opinion.