Nick's 345G Build

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I like a lot of fish and I cannot lie.

 

[bobbybats160]

Unreal. No words

 

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I haven't moved a single coral. Will be good to see their growth progress. If you don't see the coral in the previous picture, it either died or I took it out.

September 2, 2020.

Feburary 27, 2021

07/01/2021

 

[gobyvin]

Impressive growth! Gorgeous tank!

 

[Chlorinated]

Looking awesome

 

[Chris A.]

So Nick, when you putting the geisman on the tank again?

 

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When I can get one(?)
I don’t enjoy hanging monster light fixture. That acrylic canopy took a lot out of me lol.

 

[PSU4ME]

Stunning Nick!

 

[FishieBusiness]

Amazing tank!!! Thanks for the pics. Can't get enough of great tank pics. LOL

 

[s_kelley]

Awesome photos Nick! Everything looks so healthy and the colors, Wow!

 

[chadfish]

Wow. Impressive. I’m jealous of your corraline. We set our tanks up around the same time and I’m still only getting little dots on the back and glass. Almost nothing on the rocks. Still having fun reefing though.
Nice fish collection too.

 

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Wow. Impressive. I’m jealous of your corraline. We set our tanks up around the same time and I’m still only getting little dots on the back and glass. Almost nothing on the rocks. Still having fun reefing though.
Nice fish collection too.

I used all dead rocks(dried from previous tank). I think the calcium reactor and the media play a big role of keeping the levels stable and therefore faster coraline to establish. The coraline on the sand is a little annoying but I can’t complain since there could be worse things growing on the sand. I’ve always used ARM media but recently changed to Reborn.