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1st view of my 10ft SPS tank
My 1000GL SPS is finally up and running.
Most of the rocks/corals/fish were from the previous tanks. The view is unreal compare to my previous tank because of it's size. I stocked additional 22 anthias and 12 green chromis and it really looks like in the ocean. I am getting some algae growth due to the new dry coral sand used. Hopefully it will wear out soon. My wife is enjoying the view. Last edited by icliao; 07/22/2007 at 09:44 AM. |
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WOW.
Absolutely stunning. I love the open water that allows schools of fish to roam. The best looking representation of a real reef that I have seen yet. Great work. |
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I spend 1 month to plan and design the lay out. Since I am a kin diver, I was having the opportunity to observe the real reef oftenly. Anyway, it will take some time for the small colony to grow. Thanks for the comment. |
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awwwsome wow.
you are very lucky to live so close to such amazing reefs. what are the statistics? also can i ask what caused your 500g system to crash? |
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Congrats Icliao! your tank is actually stunning!!
You live in Indonesia, u may really have plenty inspiration when diving!! |
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awesome that is a big tank and you have a mature looking aquascape already!
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Beautiful! I remember when you posted awhile back on your 500 crashing. Awesome comback from that incident.
I would also like to know more about the tank itself and your equipment.
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I was unable to save most but 4 big colonies from my old reef. This tank I have an exclusive electrical installation with a temperature controller that will sound alarm and shut off the metal halides if the temperature go up to 28 degrees celcius. Another alarm will sound if the electricity went out. |
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Since I live 3 hours from the ocean and due to work, I don't dive very often. If I am not diving, I stare at my tank |
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34C in 4 hours, WOW! You must have had some serious lighting and pumps!
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Size: 305cm X 128cm X 100cm Lighting: 400W X8 (4x 10000K and 4X 14000K) Skimmer: ASM G6 + H&S A200 1260X2 Main pump: Sequence Hammerhead Cooling: 1 HP chiller with fan (since sump is out door now and I live in 800mtr above sea, work well) Wave maker: Tunze x4 + Seio 6200 X4 Calcium reactor: 15Kg X2 Sulfur reactor Fluidized RowaPhos reactor Kalwasser reactor |
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Great comeback! Love the table acros!
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Simply amazing! How big is that sohal tang?
What is your fish load right now? |
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Just gorgeous. I love the dimensions of that tank.
120x50x39 for the metric challenged such as myself. Gotta love the online converters! Great job on the aquascaping too. Please keep us updated as the tank progresses. CAReefer
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That view is gorgeous. It really does look like a true reef out in the ocean. Awesome comeback from disaster. You give the rest of us hope and inspiration knowing that even after disaster one can come back stronger. Thanks for sharing .
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Very nice
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Tangs: Yellow/Purple/Hippo/Powder Blue/Sohal 1 each Majestic/Porter/Flame angel 1 each Yellow Stripe anthias: 10 Threadfin anthias: 12 G. Chromis: 12 Copperband Butterfly 1 Bangel cardinal: 3 Whole bunch of others. |
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A closer view
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very nice ..Is the tank glass or acrylic????
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wow very nice
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very nice!
Big colonies are easily replaceable in Indonesia. Great job. |
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Almost no LFS is selling SPS since there are extremely few hobbyst can keep SPS alive. On top of that the LFS think SPS is bad deal since they brown out so fast and few will buy brown out colonies. There is also hardly any fine equipment or addictives available. Our small group had to import everything via Singapore. We still have to travel great distance from the big cities to reach clean reef and most of the area wild havesting is banned, especially to visitors. We had to mail order from Bali exporters to get those tiny frags. Big monti or fragile staghorns are just impossible to ship without damage. |
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So nice icliao, well worth all your effort. As far as your aquascaping, looks like a window to a reef, not an aquarium.
Great tank, great work! |
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