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08/05/2011, 12:39 PM
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Location: South Carolina, USA
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Claudio Click on my username and 'Visit jjstecchino's homepage!" to view my 180 gallon reef build thread. Current Tank Info: 180 Gallon Reef in Infancy |
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09/24/2011, 10:16 PM
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Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Miami Fl.
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Absolutely gorgeous tank. Love the aquascape. Tangs are my Favorite fish and I am extremely jealous that you are able to have so many.
Congratulations.
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First they said "practice makes perfect", then they told me "nobody's perfect", so I just stopped practicing. Current Tank Info: 46g, 22" rimless starphire ReefSavvy cube, Speedwave DC 790 return pump, Custom acrylic sump/fuge, set of Tunze 6055 PH's with multi controller 7095, Cadlights PLS-100 skimmer, Apex controller, Tunze osmolator & Maxspect Razor 120w led light fixture |
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12/23/2011, 08:15 AM
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Join Date: Sep 2011
Location: New Jersey
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Can we get an updated FTS? Looking into getting a 180 and i love this build. Couple questions (that I hope you haven't answered already):
1 - How is the closed loop after the tank has matured some? have you thought of supplementing with powerheads? Or is the flow still strong enough? Anything you would of changed with respect to placement of the inlet / outlets on the cl? 2 - How do you cope with heat from halides? I don't think I read that you're running a chiller. Are the fans in the hood and I guess central a/c / room air conditioner enough to maintain temp? Thanks! |
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