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[higorc]

Heres the tank I tore down when I moved to Boston about a month ago.
Mr. Aqua 12g long

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WOW! That's a really cool setup man. Never seen that concept before!

Higor



Higor's EVO 3D

 

[JasonandRay]

Its been awhile since the last post, so i think it'd be nice to see how everyone's tank has changed... so here's mine

 

[this is me]

Jason,
Any reason why you use such a big reflector on that tank? A lot of spilled light and waste of light IMO.

 

[yukyuklee]

Nick, is it Halloween yet? here is my halloween fts shot with a Canon T2i with a 50mm lense

 

[pallobi]

I'll share a pic of my new display... I didn't like the acrylic cube I started in November, so I changed over to a new 180 by marineland/perfecto... Gonna give it time to settle in and let the system do its thing until I feel all is good and stable before going back to corals... But I think I've settled on my rock layout... I'll also need a better light(s) as well before corals are added... Anyways, I'm very happy with my choice, this really is the display tank I've wanted all along... Had one previously, but never got to set it up...

 

[dlux5life]

From This:

To This:

And my favorite shot:

 

[kai]

my 2 months old 10g setup

 

[jdeb101]

Current pic:

 

[RadReefer]

Neal, is that sand I our tank?! Looks good dude.

 

[s_kelley]

My newest creation, still a work in progress

 

[Dalesreef]

The new 250 gal. Still have a lot of room to fill lol
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[dilligaf29]

 

[pallobi]

Neal, is that sand I our tank?! Looks good dude.

Yea lol, with a half dozen conchs... It's carribsea reef grade aragonite... My favorite type of sand... I clean it often

 

[JasonandRay]

Jason,
Any reason why you use such a big reflector on that tank? A lot of spilled light and waste of light IMO.

You make a good point, I had the lumenbright from a past build, and its the smallest one they make. I dont see the need to switch to something smaller like a spider reflector, as I feel it would waste even more light, and not spread as well/consistent. I could lower the light but at this point I have too much light, so I doubt it would do any good. There is the Cayman Sun Reflector sold by Hamilton but that's another $130 , and I don't know if the results would really be worth the money. However, looking at it now there defiantly is a lot of spilled light, so its defiantly something to think about If you have any other suggestions I'd be glad to hear them!

Tank looks kinda messy from the picture because its right after the frag swap and i bought some corals, Id post another picture but dont want to bog down this thread with tons of pictures of my tank.

 

[RiverRat]

Hi...Nice Tanks everyone.
This is my new used 110 gallon........No coral or fish or inverts yet......but it is my first real aquascape. (Please excuse the dirty glass and the awkward picture distortions)

 

[carterabramson]

just took these...

here's the big tank

little closer...

and the little tank on my desk. its not really that green its the LEDs...

Beautiful!!!

 

[freakit]

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[Jeff.:P]

Nice tanks
Here's my 6g started in October




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[saltcrazy]

My 180- 2 months running


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[saltcrazy]

My -90


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