220 Gallons of Eye Candy

Stand is done. Working on the 15” platform back and sides. Also will be laying some shower liner down to protect the wood.

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Set up some temporary rubbermaid containers last night. I did my weekly Water Change Wednesday, used the waste water to fill up one of the containers, added my old t5 fixture, small heater and a aqua lifter for some water movement. I removed about 10 lbs of live rock and about thirty RBTA. Haven't check today, but hopefully its still good.

This weekend I will be taking my 75 fuge off line, draining it and moving it downstairs. I will be taking some more rock and coral out of the 220. The 220 will be running with only lights, wave pumps and a heater. I think this is all I will need to keep it running for a week or so. I will also be relocating the electrical work to down stairs.

Next weekend is the big move day. Hope all goes as planned. Keep ya'll posted.

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I’ll be honest, a bit sad to see this beautiful display being relocated to the basement. But I have to keep saying I’m doing so because of my daughter that will arrive in April.
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Welp. Tank is off line. Just the 220 running on wave makers, heater and a couple AI hydras. All the plumbing is demoed. 75 is drained and will be moved tomorrow. I can then start brainstorming the plumbing. And setting the equipment. Buddy of mine and I will tackle the electrical relocation as well.

What a mess I have on my hands. Can’t wait for the plan to come together.
 
Today’s been a roller coaster of a ride. Woke up to find all my fish dead. All the large fish that is. I think lack of oxygen is the problem. I had thought I had the power heads pointed at to top to break the water but I don’t think it was the enough. The emergency situation called for removing all the coral and surviving fish. They are in totes that were setup couple days ago. Called a crew and we moved the tank downstairs. Got the lights hung and will do the plumbing next couple days.

what a day.

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Today’s been a roller coaster of a ride. Woke up to find all my fish dead. All the large fish that is. I think lack of oxygen is the problem. I had thought I had the power heads pointed at to top to break the water but I don’t think it was the enough. The emergency situation called for removing all the coral and surviving fish. They are in totes that were setup couple days ago. Called a crew and we moved the tank downstairs. Got the lights hung and will do the plumbing next couple days.

what a day.

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Man I just stumbled upon this thread. Congratulations on your soon to arrive little princess, that was a beautiful track you had put together, and I look forward to the progress and return when you get it back online. I really hate to hear about your large fish, I hope everything else works out well for you.
 
Man I just stumbled upon this thread. Congratulations on your soon to arrive little princess, that was a beautiful track you had put together, and I look forward to the progress and return when you get it back online. I really hate to hear about your large fish, I hope everything else works out well for you.
Thanks for the kind words. Even though fish were lost and it sucks alot, I will make a turn around and it will be better then before.
 

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