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I would pull the bigger fish and do what you want with the tank. This hobby is tough enough to have a tank you don't really like. Also those fish will get really big for a 120 and might cause even more problems down the line. Get your teenaged son involved and get him hooked and you will have...

Everything is doing well here, we are hosting the meeting in May, you guys should come by.

Looks really nice, love the lobo.

Will always have a spot in my heart for a 20g high, it was my/our first tank. One of the nice things about it as you learned is it is very easy to hit the reset button on. We never drilled ours either and just ran HOB fuges and skimmers. Worked out really well. Looks really nice

Just set it up in your car, and move it into the house when you get permission. Look really nice.

How is everything going?

Cool, looking forward to following along.

Really cool system, what is your overall goal with having the multiple tanks?

I believe the conclusion to the study was that it was fine to start fish on selcon to get them to eat frozen foods but you don't want to do it long term because of the liver problems. If you are feeding LRS, your fish are getting a good quality food and you should be good to go from there.

I would add a Blue+ bulb in, maybe in place of the actinic. Gives great color pop and has a nice strong par as well.

That is a very nice grown out chalice. Tank looks great.

If you guys are headed down to my meeting in May, Icarus brewing is pretty close and has been putting out some really good beers.

I was about to say, hell of an upgrade. WWC is really worth the trip if you are in the Orlando area.

You are making the assumption that the person has the tools and materials to make the 30$ sump.

Very impressive build and good catch on the rust. Sometimes we learn things the hard way in this hobby.

We will take the May meeting

How long did it take?

One of the major drawback to acrylic is that is can scratch more easily than glass. So something to think about if you want sand. Three sided viewing, I personally like the low iron (starphire) glass as it is just really clear and nice. Have you gotten quotes on building a tank yet? There...

I would not go totally crazy with the minor trace elements. Iodine is important for inverts but just be careful with it because you can overdose it. I got the Titan test done so it is cool to see the comparison. Thanks for posting.

Barebottom or sand? How many viewing angles? In wall or stand alone?