JRawsky 90 Gallon Build

This build has been a long time in the making. I previously had a 40 gallon tall that crashed about 2 years ago. Since that time I've been planning this new build. Below is a summary of the system and equipment. I've been curing BRS Dry Rock for 4 weeks and will be done filling the tank this weekend.

Tank: Aqueon RR 90
Sump: AGA 40 gallon breeder (custom)
Lighting: (2) Ecotech Radion Pro (Gen 3)/ (1) Par38 full spectrum
Skimmer: Super Reef Octopus XP2000
Return: Sicce Syncra Silent 4.0
Water Movement: (1) Tunze Nanostream 6025, (2)Ecotech MP10W
Stand: Custom (Modeled after Reefkeeping Magazine - November 2013 Tank of the Month)
ATO: Tunze Osmolator
Dosing: Marine Magic
Controller: Reef Keeper Elite
Heating: (2) Eheim Truetemp 250W
Filters: (2) Two Little Fishies for Carbon / GFO[/B]

 

Sounds like it's going to be a great build I'll be following.

 

Here are some photos of the tank, stand, sump, equipment compartment, and MP10's.

 

Looks like you're doing it right. Great equipment.

 

great stuff, looks like a nice clean build in process.

 

+1^^^ very nice setup!

 

Tank Update

So I've been spending a good amount of time on the tank over the past few weekends. I was able to get everything up and running except the GFO / Carbon filters which I'm not even sure I'm going to need for a while. The RKE has been updated and I've been playing around with the new Radion's via Echosmart live. I'm planning on using part of my fuge area for fragging and think I may need another PAR38. The ammonia in the tank seems good (Salifert test is hard to read) and the nitrates are around 50ppm. Going to do a water change this week and keep an eye on things. I'm hoping to have some additions within the next few weeks depending on the cycle and bacteria growth. Here are some updated photos.

 

Looks excellent, the scape is nicely done.

 

my first thoughts too

 

I'm thinking about upgrading to the same tank soon and I also have mp10's that I want to use. Have you have any or noticed any issues with the mp10s on that thick of glass... If I'm not mistaken its 5/8ths and mp10s are rated up to 3/8ths