Is that everything from the big tank?
40 Gallon Drilled
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My new tank!
yea lol PACKED IN!!
Missing some of the rock though
nice, very nice
beautiful, nice color scheme going there.
see ya lost the sandbed.
Yea definitly not adding that shit this time!
I will be keeping the glass bottom and the easy clean up from now on in this tank!
Might sell it as is with all my collectors corals in it for $800 FIRM! Just incase anyone is like ewwww weeeee I need that!! lol
ah Russ, i have never seen an ocean bed without sand or mud, takes away the true reef looks.
it is actually better to have no sand.
i disagree sand adds important structure for a healthy reef
it is actually better to have no sand.
-maxima
I disagree 10000 %
I should elaborate :).. There are a lot of different ways to set up a reef tank and they can all work... I just prefer all of the benefits and aesthetics of a properly set up sand bed.
If not sand in the aquarium atleast need a fuge with nice fat sandbed lol
MY FUGE HAS 5" OF MUD IN IT
Sweet
NEW NEON YELLOW CARPET ANENOME!
nice pic bro.
Nice one, looking good.
Nice let me know when you try to sell that one lol
it is actually better to have no sand.
-maxima
Alright guys, jeeezzze! What I was trying to say was that for a situation like his, where your throwing a tank together really really fast and adding fish the next day, sand isn't such a great idea. And if you plan on selling and moving stuff in and out of the tank, sand itn't a great idea. BUT, if its a show tank, or you give the tank enough time to settle then sand is awesome. I love sand and wouldn't have it any other way. But also, you have to have some nice deep sand beds for everything to house all the little critters good, and give the tank time to settle.
Also putting sand in from an existing tank is very helpful, instead of just adding ALL new sand. Thats not such a good idea on a tank 2 days old with 40 fish in it already. Thats what i was saying.
Nice info keep up the good work
Thank for explaning you reasons as to why no sand.
Nice :)
Alright guys, jeeezzze! What I was trying to say was that for a situation like his, where your throwing a tank together really really fast and adding fish the next day, sand isn't such a great idea. And if you plan on selling and moving stuff in and out of the tank, sand itn't a great idea. BUT, if its a show tank, or you give the tank enough time to settle then sand is awesome. I love sand and wouldn't have it any other way. But also, you have to have some nice deep sand beds for everything to house all the little critters good, and give the tank time to settle.
Also putting sand in from an existing tank is very helpful, instead of just adding ALL new sand. Thats not such a good idea on a tank 2 days old with 40 fish in it already. Thats what i was saying.-maxima
BUMP!
REEF TEAM UNITE!!! lol!
If not sand in the aquarium atleast need a fuge with nice fat sandbed lol
-craulerson
BUMP! to this too!
My quick 2 cents...
Deep sandbed in main + deep mud bed in fuge= WHOLE LOTTA HEALTHY GOODNESS!!
