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I like the 14k myself as well...that tank is awesome Syed! Very clean looking.

The 14,000K is more pleasing to the eye in a picture, but in reality what is your preference?

I agree with Marc on the pH, those are tough to read. I haven't bought a digital meter yet since I've learned that if my Calcium and Alkalinity are correct, the pH will be also. But I'm not running a calcium reactor or anything else that could severely alter it.

Your nitrite is 0. That's what you wanted. Looks just like the one I tested recently:



Ammonia - that's a tough call with the strange color. Can you test some newly mixed saltwater or some natural sea water if that is what you use? Can you test some tap water as well? Try to find out if you can get the normal colors with water that is not in your aquarium. I had some strange results with the water from the leather holding vat, so I tested my reef tank water to get one that looked correct (to verify my kit was good):



Nitrate is up a bit, but it is newly set up. Again, test the new water for nitrate to make sure you aren't adding more with each water change.

pH test kits - I never use them, I prefer to read a digital meter or controller.

oh man thats hard. What I do is put the tube over the sheet and take the one that most blends in.

Thanks Hat39406,
Its Hydor Karillia chinies made.....:lol:

Thanks melev,
In my 120G, that corals was under 400W, so i decided to keep them under 400W untill tank get stable. yes they are strong.

Thanks cruelle,
i always love to have mix tank, all corals get together.

Thanks mro2you2,
Unfortunately we do not have yellow, gold rim, blue powder, brown tangs here is Red sea except Blue tang, Naso, Bristle tooth, Silfin tang. Once No3 get 0, i ll add some more......

Syedjilani, how deep was the water you collected the rock was?

mro2you2, just a piece of pavona wa one of the rock.

Thanks cdmorrison01.

Thanks Hat39406, Wath is so clear where I collected the rocks.

Deep Blue, I live in middle of the earth....lol. Collecting is banned in all Marine protected areas worldwide... Everywhere else can collect unless there is a countrywide law that explicitly states that it is not permitted. The law usually will refer to certain species.

Thanks Rydr119.

Thanks melev, There is no limit to obtain rock, because this area is not procted by marine and no kind of banned. Licence only for diving, fishing is without licence.

you need a tang.



looks great!

Great looking tank. love the mix of corals

Why did you opt to put your strongest bulb on one end?

I like your reflectors, but is it really DIY when you hire one company to do the laser cutting and another to do the gas welding? LOL Still, I bet they are sturdy as hell.

The tank looks great. Thanks for sharing with us.

What do YOU think?

I like the clownfish & anemone in a measuring cup. So cute.

The final product looks great.

I don't agree that that was a wasted day. Looks like beautiful rock. Are there any kind of limits to obtain rock where you are? Did you have to have a fishing license, for example?

That was good idea using string to hold it together to place it in the tank.

Is that a Hydor Karillia on one side? If so which one? And, once again, "Awesome" tank!

Thank you Hat39406.
Thaks Steven, You can see my post plumbings, all details are there. if you need more, please inform.... Tank L72 x W30 x H24. Sump L55 x H15 x W20.

Thank you jessy, stay tune.. alot more in on the way......

what are the dementions of your tank? and also the sump?

Really nice! no one is going to unsubscribe

Looks great, can't wait till to see it with lights.

Looks really nice. can you give us a run down on the sump from left to right and how you have it all plumbed?
-Steven

Looks awesome Syedjilani!