Jcr's 95g Rimless

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Here's some pics of my tank.

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Thanks. Don't know if I like the Red Robin or not. Maybe once someone local gets one in so I can get a better view.
 
My new leopard wrasse finally came out of hiding. She stayed out for about a whole hour before descending beneath the sand again : ( . My potters wrasse stays out all day until the lights go out. Very hard to take a picture of them, let alone get a good picture with them together.
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Nice tank and those wrasses are fantastic! I wish I could own a tank to house them. Thanks for the picks!
 
Thanks guys.
Lights: (2) 150 DE Phoenix bulbs. Hamilton Cayman pendants. Icecap ballasts.
Flow: 1 MP40 and 1 MP20
Return pump: Eheim 1260
Skimmer: ATB Elegance 200
All powered by Reef Keeper Elite.
Unfortunately I will have to take the tank down sometime within the next month or so to move to our new house, but it will give me a chance to make it better (I hope). I haven't thought it through yet, but I'm wanting to plumb through the wall out into the garage, were I will have to build a small closet (est~3' deep x 10' long) filtration and frag tank setup out there. Maybe this summer it will happen. I need to figure out what type of doors, ventilation, and temp control to use. Any ideas?
 
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Me trying to be a professional photographer like so many other reefers :xd:

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Finally made it from the frag tank to the main display. I would say he is very happy!

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Sail Fin Tang showing the newly introduced Lavender Tang who's boss once I put the algae clip in
 
Some coral shots. I tried to mess around with the camera but I still haven't figured out the manual stuff out on it. This Sony camera really doesn't like T5's, I know that much, or I just don't know how to use it :squigglemouth:.
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great selection of fish and corals..about to set up a 90g myself so this really gives me a great idea of what I can accomplish with my upcoming tank. Not sure if I missed it, but can you detail dimensions and current fish in your tank? thanks.
 
Thanks SkinZ
Neon- Here is my build thread that shows most of the build, dimensions, equipment. Jcr's Rimless - Reef Central Online Community
I was going to do a fish list tomorrow since I have to tear down to move so I didn't leave any of them in the rockwork. But since you asked I can do it now lol.
Sail Fin Tang
Desjardini Salfin Tang
Lavender Tang
Tomini Tang
Elbi Angel
Potters Angels
Male Flame Wrasse
Potters Wrasse
Female Leopard Wrasse
6-Line Wrasse
2 Bicolor Blennys
2 Blue Eyed Cardinals
2 Spotted Cardinals
2 Blue Chromis
Diamond Goby
yellow watchman goby

Inverts
3 peppermint shrimp
1 cleaner shrimp
Black Urchin
Coral Banded Shrimp
Sally Light Foot Crab
Harliquin Tiger Starfish
Strawberry Starfish
Red "Spikey" Starfish
Black Sea-Cucumber
and I think thats it. More than I thought:ooh:
 
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Thank you. The stand cleans up very easy when I make a mess. It still shines like the day I built it :smile:
 
Figured I would post what this tank has transpired from, from the start. Feel free to share ideas, criticize, or comment.
All of the stand is built out of redoak measuring 58"L x 31W"x 33"H. On the top of the stand I used a show glaze for bar tops. Kind of like a 2 part epoxy. The rest of the stand is done in Cabot varnish since it holds up well in marine/harsh environments. Both can be purchased at Home Depot.
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Tank is 48"Lx 24"Wx 20"H. Tank was built by Miracles. Sides are 1/2" (front panel starfire), bottom is 3/4" untempered in case I wanted to drill holes in it later on.
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I didn't want to use loc line so I had to take out a couple of teeth on each side for the 3/4" PVC to fit for the water return. Dremels come in real handy on projects like this. PVC is painted with black Krylon Fusion paint.
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