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I vote for the Lineatus Wrasse. :)

Jae, getting a bigger tank can definitely be a possibility. I am not rushing the rebuild at all, As long as my frag and QT tanks are up and running I am going to take my time to get everything just the way I want it. And if that means I have to upgrade to a bigger thank then that might be the...

Exactly what I was thinking! this will also help me better plan out the sump area and I can build the stand to provide me more room to work with. I can go with a bigger sump and go with a more organized approach on equipment. Like I said, as much as I hate taking the tank down, I am also very...

yeah it is a bummer but like you said, it's a great opportunity to start over and that is what I am looking forward to! And you can still bring them to the meeting. I've already planned out the layout of the frag tank and I have dedicated a corner basket with a piece of rock for the RBTA. I'm...

I bought the tank off craigslist a 3 years ago and it was the standard stock stand it came with. not a pretty looking stand. I had a feeling it would not hold up long. As far as the lights, i'll make a post of that later on. They should be arriving this week and I wanna dedicate a whole post...

i'll take the sunny d, captain america, and rastas if you will be going to meeting. if not where are you located? I'll be interested in the fruit loops also if Mike backs out on them or if you have any other available frags.

What are your PO4 and NO3 readings?? High phosphates and nitrates are usually the reason behind algae.

Good and Bad News... Bad News first... I will be tearing down the 90 gallon.... :( it seems like the stock stand that I currently have is slowly degrading. It seems like all the moisture and salt creep is finally doing it's business on the stand. I am seeing a slight bend on the supports...

on the same boat! I am excited for this weekend. this will be my first groupbuy and meeting as well.

it will be good, just keep it trimmed. it will eventually root itself on the rocks and the only way to remove them would be cutting or pulling them out. you can use a rubberband to hold it onto the rock till it roots itself.

+1 on the clam John, should be a good addition to the nano. I just got myself a Clam. I think it has became a new addicition. lol

Hey Mike, Your whole setup looks amazing and well put together! +1 on more pictures!

looks amazing john! the tank looks professionally made!

are we talking about the elos aquastudio nyc in short hills?

lmao! Yellow Elephant Nose Tang (elaphantsoma flavescens) very rare, very rare indeed.

+1 on more pictures! the tanks look great, good job on making that sump and the seahorses for the display refuge is a good idea!

Jun, yes. replace everything you can. That sand or miracle mud can leech out phosphate as well.

Hey Jun, let me know if you need a hand. I'm right around the corner.

wow... not cool! atleast all is safe and nothing came of it. that's just insane though!

I don't have first hand experience with the Apex Neptune Controllers, but if you are going to spend $360 might want to look into this. I highly recommend the RKL but the Apex does offer more features down the line and heard good things! I know a lot of members here run the Apex Controllers...