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Better late than never......Tank was started on May 7th. 36 gallon Bow front tank. Unfortunately I did not document the progress tediously like most on here
but I will do my best to share what I have and update this periodically to make it look like an actual build thread
. Some of the equipment I was using at this time(May7) is a Marineland C-220 canister filter, , Eheim 150watt Heater and an aquaknight light, DIY acrylic lid from Home Depot. Cycled the tank with 60 pounds of live rock from LFS and 40 pounds of aragonite dry sand which gave me a 2-3 inch sand bed. Pictures shown below are when I first filled the tank and following day when it cleared. More pics and updates to come!

but I will do my best to share what I have and update this periodically to make it look like an actual build thread
. Some of the equipment I was using at this time(May7) is a Marineland C-220 canister filter, , Eheim 150watt Heater and an aquaknight light, DIY acrylic lid from Home Depot. Cycled the tank with 60 pounds of live rock from LFS and 40 pounds of aragonite dry sand which gave me a 2-3 inch sand bed. Pictures shown below are when I first filled the tank and following day when it cleared. More pics and updates to come!



. All I knew was my salinity , ph, and nitrates were in good range. I was still using the Aquaknight light as well. Things were sold out and very difficult to acquire during the very strict wild beginnings of Covid unfortunately.
. I was also able to get my hands on Xr15 G5 Blue light with the rms mount and a Mp10 wavemaker things were getting serious;Pompus. Oh and almost forgot I got some flurry clowns that bonded immediately after I put them in the tank.






I remember I was so excited after seeing my tank clear and clean after so long I went on a buying frenzy and acquired a bunch of corals to add.













tank is looking great

