90g Reef

modelrr

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here's some pics of my 1-2week old 90g reef setup...the project started during october '06 but I had quite a few delays (mainly plumbing issues)...

filling up for the first time:
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sand:
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after going through two different plumbing/sump systems, I finally was satisfied with this (20g sump):
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cycling:
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cycling finished .. ready to transfer livestock from old 55g reef:
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everything transfered! still need to do aquascaping:
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bicolor blenny and yellow tang:
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final aquascaping:
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and here are pictures which I took today:
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wow, how old did u say it was?
i cant even get a yellow tang to be happy in an almost 2 year tank :p
Well done looking good mate.
 
thanks Ehudd :)

actually I guess I should have said 1-2 weeks since all the livestock/LR was added
 
thanks for the comments

in pictures 6/7, I'm using the plastic container to acclimate snails, etc.. In pictures 12/16, it's being used to hold a couple frags temporarily
 
a lot of updates lately. First of all, all of the fish but the two tangs have died from an ich outbreak - the blue tang got it the worst but amazingly recovered... after weeks of feeding garlic soaked food the ich seems to have been getting better. He just got a new outbreak this morning but the number of parasites has decreased by a huge amount.

I also was dealing with an ammonia spike for a few days .. maybe it was the dead fish .. I don't know, but it's better now

anyways, I've been stocking up on coral lately - I have a huge olive-green monti cap, a 6" across/4" high brain coral, two pieces of frogspawn, a piece of hammer coral, four small frags of superman monti, a frag of purple acropora, a frag of green bali slimer (growing like a weed!!), lots of zoa frags and assorted mushrooms, and plenty more...

all are growing extremely well and seem to be quite healthy

I have more pics B)

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