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WOW!! Francis that looks really really good.

Sorry as well. What kind of lighting was it. Was it SE or DE, Fixture or Retrofit?

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Tagging along. I just got an Oceanic 58 Gallon to use as a frag tank and I think i'm going to build the hood myself.

I copied it here so people don't have to search so hard.

Looks really good Dan. I really like that overflow you did.

Stand looks great Francis. Are you going to use all new rock for your new tank or are you gonna go with the rock you have and add more?

What's the deal with all the black spots on the bottom of the tank. At first I thought they were all closed loop holes but now I can't tell what that is. Nice tank though.

You shouldn't really look for deals on expensive fish. Take into consideration he may be trying to get rid of it if it's in bad condition. If you do go ahead with it make sure the angel is eating and make sure it's spotless and has no marks. And .... If you can wait there is our Invert Group...

Looks great guys! I add Marco rock rubble to my tank every once in a while when I glue Frags to them. They color up in about 4 weeks. The rock in my 29 gallon biocube looks like it's been there for years and it's only 8 weeks old.

I don't want to speak for him cause i'm not sure he has the time but Ligershark (Tom) drilled my tank. I'll pm him with a link to this thread for you.

Bob, I'm curious ... if you used all four holes in the tank as drains then what would you use as returns. I agree with Phyl and use the 2 larger for drains and the 2 smaller holes as returns..... unless you have something else in mind.

Right about now .... The Volcano Skimmer Click here!!!

Re: Here's my 120 That's a definite.

Looking really good!

Re: Here's my 120 Those are amazing ... Love the first Millie and the Acculeus

I voted for never but in my next Tank Build I'm going to QT everything ... including corals. I want everything that goes in my tank accounted for.

Two 1" holes handle about 1200gph ... 600gph each. My drains on my 120 are 1" straight into the sump but there are 2 exit points. If you're going to combine the two so that there is one exit then you will need to go to a 2" pipe so that the drain flow is not compromised.

Also I used to run my fuge/sump on an oposite light cycle than my tank so when my tank lights were off the fuge/sump was on and visa versa and they over lapped for about 4 hours. Ever since this drop in Ph I've been running my fuge/sump light 24hours... hoping it would help. It hasn't done...

I have a window that's slightly open about 4 or 5 feet from the tank. I've had it open all winter. I'll open it all the way for a few hours a day if you think that may help. Using my ACjr with pinpoint probe ... I've calabrated it over and over to make sure it's correct. I'll do that again as...