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Re: My Oceanic Tech 120 and a request for input. tank looks awesome, is your rock right against the back wall or spaced out a bit? I have a 135 oceanic i'm going to setup very soon!

Is that sufficient enough though for circulation

Not a bad idea Steve! I am posting a new picture of the tank as I have moved it and remounted the lights:)

thankfully the power went back on! Wheew disaster avoided. In the future what do you suggest I have on hand incase it does go out again? I knew surface agitation was necessary that is why I plugged only the pump in from the biocube. I'm thinking when I setup my 135 buy 2 of the battery...

My power went out! I have my return pump connected to a ups but idk how long it will last for. Once the ups goes out what should I do!?

So hopefully this new stand will be sufficient and work out for me. I'm about to order 2 standpipes, the light is mounted and I just need the stand and I can fill this thing!

I'm not sure what you mean by where in the center, but it is like right in the middle and slowly dwindles down as it reaches the edges.

So I sat floor level and saw that there is about a 1/2 inch gap or so in the front of the stand from the tank edging. I called reef encounters and they're exchanging the stand for me.

Only reason I see it as viable is because my sump I have enough room for my skimmer and return pump. I may use a second 30 gallon and make that a fuge.

If a hang-on fuge is a "hang-on fuge" why can't it be hung on a sump? why must it be connected to the main tank?

Steve you drip acclimate? I've been doing the cup method, basically I fill a solo cup with my tank water and use half the LFS water in the bag and pour 1/4 of cup of my tank water every 15 minutes into the bag water.... guess for the bigger tank I'll need to drip the fish

how do you accumulate jawfish considering they're jumpers?

sometimes I feel like I'm the only one on here with 9supra heh

What would I use to seal the plywood?

The stand is made out of about 1/4" - 1/2" steel or iron(not sure which) There is a center brace right across the middle of the tank that is not visible. I purchased the stand from reef encounters over in Hackensack. 5 inch by 5 inch IS VERY thick wood. I think the stand will hold fine my...

Thanks for the replies eeryone how about underneath where the bars seem flimsy? Also someone mentioned furniture blocks under each leg so it won't dig into the carpet?

I am in the process of setting up a 135 gallon tank and this is the picture of it on the stand I am wondering should I place a piece of plywood over the top of the stand? The edges are flat and do not have a lip to place the tank into. Also underneath you can see the metal bars that run...

Here are the pictures, everything needs to be cleaned and organized, but it is coming along from a simple wall awhile back.

Ao okok pics coming tonight if ubuntu reads my digi