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12/24/2007, 06:11 PM
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Sharing a few new Pics after a Rescape
Hello All!!
Sharing a few new pics after I had to remove about half the rock. I have been real unhappy with the color of the coral, and felt that there were some Phosphates locked up in the old rock (I have had 5+ years and originally in a tank that had very high nutrients). ANyhow, here are the results and I am hoping that I will see some better results in a couple of months. Thanks For looking!! FTS  Right Side (new)  Left Side  Bobby
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12/24/2007, 06:18 PM
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Your tank looks great, is it really a 125 gallon? For some reason, it looks bigger than that.
Also, how long have you been BB and what type of lighting do you use?
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12/25/2007, 09:53 AM
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Here is a before Pic of the right side. You will notice the PVC frame used to hold up the rock. This was one of the biggest mistakes I made in setting up this BB tank. I found that a ton of crap (literally) was getting trapped underneath. That along with the rock that I had used for 4+ years I believe was leaching Phosphate into the water.
Anyhow, here is the before and after: Before:  After: Yea I had the tank custom made. It measures 4' x 2' x 12" high. It was originally made to be a frag tank, but I thought it might make an interesting display tank. Thanks for the comments.
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12/25/2007, 02:17 PM
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Nice tank, the only thing that gives away what size it is is how large the Nanos look in there.
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