193 gallon plywood build thread

i see it was an inside joke. and i'm not on the inside. i'm on the out side looking in sounds like a country song. sad and depressing

 

Have some K+ to cheer you up

 

awwww thanks

 

Becker in Fredonia?

She live there for a while?

 

sorry thats her last name. but ya she has family thats lived there for a long time

 

new pendants to replace my old crappy reflectors

Assembled pendants..


before, with light spilling all over, and probably not much in the tank as there should be...
backside pic of the old reflectors.

After


backside of tank


These are much much nicer. I am very happy with them so far, and I have only had them on 1 light cycle.

 

Thats an aesthetic improvement Horkn the tank does look brighter even on the images
you going to start a show of your fish tank thread?
I dont want to be asking for close ups of the corals on your build thread

Steve

 

looks much better.. Your corals are looking great and I want to see whats on that frag rack..

 

Yeah, it is a big improvement light wise.

I could start a "show off your tank" thread, but I like the fact this build thread is 40 pages long.

Maybe I will just start taking pics of the inhabitants in a new thread on that subforum.

I am still overcoming cyano, but it is a ton better than it used to be. Until that gets gone, taking pics of my corals is on the back burner.

I might go out and buy some chemiclean because it isn't going away as fast as I want it to.


Bama, that frag rack has a small colony of yellow tipped blue birdsnest on the left, 2 kinds of pink millepora, then an ORA peach monti, a super thick mega green stag with blue tips, a frag of my purple with blue tips stag colony in the left center of my tank, some sort of ORA coral I bought that was bleached out under OD'd t5ho's, and an ORA midnight stag, and a frag of cap on the far right.

My 5 foot t5ho stuff comes in today, but that will wait until next week. Then I wont have a 4 foot t5 setup over my 5+ foot tank.

 

Those reflectors cut the light spill out down tremendously.