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You’re going to need an extra light as you’ll get shading with just the one. For the return pump, look up some of jaebo’s as with that you’ll get more bang for your buck, plus they are controllable. I personally would go bigger than a 600gph but that’s me. If you’re going to add and feed other...

Myself and @ecambero and the Treasurer @julie should be there. You can join now through the forum http://www.njreefers.org/account/upgrades if you like.

yea LED's have alot of horsepower to the control factor on them can also become an issue. I hope it works, your other parameters seem to be ok, so i'm taking a shot and assuming its the light.

if the tank is less than 2ft deep then I'd say yes, I think 100%- 80% was way too high. I'm also assuming that you had most of the corals placed Midway to High -up on your rock work. Even though you are giving them mostly blues, the intensity of the light is still up there. What do you have...

how high were your lights above the water line? at 100% intensity, without measuring PAR, you'd have to be (IMO) atleast 16-24'' above the water line. That high intensity seems like you could be cooking your corals

once you re-seal it, just leaks is all you should be looking for really. Aside from anything super obvious like a crack or something

You're off to a good start bud. Just make sure you leak test it 1st

Can we get a full tank shot?

Welcome @Csd140

Welcome aboard bud

Petco’s $1 per gallon sale would be your best bet. Just drill the tank

No, Alex from reefabout down south

thats a smokin deal @nightmarepl

FS: Aquatop Reef Cube3 350 OBO

@Jeremy Brito can chime in

nothing, a thank you.....maybe

Folks please remember to rsvp

1+ on reef nutrition

Its not worth it in the long haul. You’d be better off going plain T5 if you’re on a budget.

Maybe all zoas along the archway?