And my spelling is horribleAquarium is in basement storage room. stepsBuilt my on wheels withwa latchlat keep the kiddos out of refugium and so I can access from a good vantage point.
Beautiful setup. I like the steps to work on the tank.Aquarium is in basement storage room. stepsBuilt my on wheels withwa latchlat keep the kiddos out of refugium and so I can access from a good vantage point.
Thanks, Best part. Makes for easy water changes, setting frags etc... Also let's you put tank at the height you want it at. So keep me posted. Sure yours will be awesome.
How big is that tank? Looks great!Aquarium is in basement storage room. stepsBuilt my on wheels withwa latchlat keep the kiddos out of refugium and so I can access from a good vantage point.
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Thanks man too. Took a lot of work.
My only concern will be feeding the fish and coral on the back and not at front like I doing now but I may have to get use to it.
How I do it. I use turkey basters for corals for phytoplankton , marine snow, and even pellets. I turn the power heads off for about half an hourn and it makes it easy. Your lids will be turned around so feeding fish will be the same concept. It's not bad and your right, you will get used to it. It's going to feel backwards for awhile but think how beautiful your in wall will be and it makes everything easier. Need anything let me know. Again keep digging it's worth it.
Great thanks
LOL, thanks
Thanks @bigdrew. Little more complicated then what I thought but working on it.
If it was easy, everybody would do it. Keep it up, worth it in the end!!!
You are right. Definitely don't rush it. It will come. I'm just saying don't give up and take your time!!! No different then a long tank cycle. Ha
