Some newer pics of the tank.

[SptfireXIV]

ok, time for some pics. My camera was actually behaving today, so I took a lot of them.

full tank shot


A. efflo


M. digitata (german blue)


A. yongei (sp?) green slimer


Sebae anemone w/ porcelain crab


My favorite coral as of now


closer...


a larger frag of the same coral that's still trying to color up.

[SptfireXIV]

some zoanthids hanging out on the bottom


A. mille w/ polyps extended


same coral w/ no polyps


A. nana I think...


gorgonian


unidentified monti, it may be just a plain digitata with some wild growth patterns


Carribbean Gorgonian


and last but not least, my cleaner shrimp.

[chad508]

looks good is that a starboard bottom?

[SptfireXIV]

yeah, well technically it's just a black cutting board, but it serves the same function.

[SptfireXIV]

Oh, I almost forgot. Here in the next few days, maybe this weekend, I'm going to be having a yard sale so-to-speak of reef tank equipment, so if anybody is interested, here's what I'll be selling.

Sequence 3600 pump w/ saltwater conversion kit (only run once to make sure everything works) - $160

Approximately 1.5 feet of 3/4" lockline modular pipe - $10

C-Balance (never used) - $15

Prizm protein skimmer (rated for 60 gallons) - $40

Custom sea life protein skimmer (not sure how many gallons it's rated for)
without pump - $50
w/ mag drive 3 - $75

Thats all I can think of for now, the list may grow though. Let me know if you're interested in anything.

[bugshop]

That's looking nice Jason
Tell us more about your equipment.
Havn't you redone everything?

Timmy

[SptfireXIV]

yeah, here's an equipment list.

filtration:
Euro-Reef CS6-1
55 lbs live rock

water movement:
Sequence Reeflo Dart
Oceans Motions 4-way

lighting:
250 watt DE metal halide pendant w/ a giessmann 20k bulb

thats about it I think

[bugshop]

How do you like the OM 4way?

Timmy

[SptfireXIV]

as far as I can tell it works great. The corals sure seem to like it B)

it basically just shuts off flow to 2 of the 4 outlets at a time. The sequence is 1&2, 2&3, 3&4, 4&1, and it creates a TON of random flow. As far as I can tell, it doesn't cut down on flow that much, except for the fact that it splits the return.

[phishguy78]

pics look awsome jason like the way you have it set up i also like to look of the 250w mh

[dvmsn]

looks awesome, I still want some of that purple gorgonian

[SptfireXIV]

I can do that. If you want a large piece though, I think Bruce had one at his place last time I checked

[dvmsn]

Did he just get that in? I don't remember seeing any on Sunday

[SptfireXIV]

Oh, maybe he sold it then. Last time I was in he had a ton of different kinds of gorgonians in the 10 gallon above his coral tank, on the far left. One of those was a purple gorgonian just like the one I have. Either way, if I can figure out how to frag it without harming it, then you'll have a piece by the next meeting

[chad508]

check out garfs web site they show how to frag them.

[SptfireXIV]

Ah thanks, that's pretty much how I figured it was done, but I never would have thought about cutting off the flesh on the bottom.

[H2OLUVSME]

great tank J........i have to get some halides. i have those same zoos, and they look nothin like that