My 72 gall bow front

[Ledreef]

Believe or not I don't do to much one the tank. Must is water change. I don't dose a lot just 15 ml calcuim and alk per week , not much secret I Gess I have good luck with my stuff. I test the water with my eye somenthing wrong with corals I do water change

 

[Ledreef]

My first seahorse

 

[Ledreef]

 

[Ledreef]

 

[Ledreef]

 

[Ledreef]

new scoly
And new dog

 

[alan.reef]

two thumbs up bro

 

[duromega]

wanna trade the dog ?

 

[Ledreef]

 

[alan.reef]

that acan is sickk bro!!

 

[Ledreef]

 

[alan.reef]

professional Diy there..

 

[Ledreef]

 

[alan.reef]

:bigeyes:

 

[Ledreef]

 

[Ledreef]

 

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[d5332]

I look at this thread and say wow for many reasons.

For starters the corals you buy are nicely sized and look great in your tank and how you placed them, lots of time and money invested, looks great.

Other things that cross my mind are:

Do you own a power generator to be used in the event the power goes out in your area?

The other thing is do you test your water? I have dozens of frags and not nearly as many branching sps and the corals consume a ridiculous amount of alk and calcium to the point I had to dose the tank, water changes simply was not enough.

I am sure you know what you are doing and that you understand that water changes cannot be supporting actual growth in your tank, not with the amount of skeletons you have in there fighting for nutrients. Water changes will help you keep them alive but I am not to sure the growth would be at the level most seek.

Anyhow, very nice looking tank and nice Acan collection you created in what seem to be a month or less.

 

[Ledreef]

I have save power pumps in the back the tank it connect to the power when I lost the power automatic turn on can running for 3 days. I'm not dose my tank I do water change every two weeks with nutriseawater

 

[Atsoi88]

Can you post a picture of your sump?