I love it tank gets so much natural light.
When the sun directly hits this tank even with my lights on full there is shadow. The sun is very strong!
But thank you. And yes sitting in that blue hue after awhile you can go batty so I only let it go blue for the last hour now.
. I am also starting this grow out tank for the eventual transfer; and a place for me to nurture the acro frags the tank will start producing. I hope to eventually share frags from this tank for cheap with the reefing community.
Thank you so much. It is amazing what can be accomplished with some determination. I have learned... if you are lazy and you dont have any patience, this hobby isnt for you.
Truth! It's a lot of work. Everything looks like it's doing amazing in there.
That's a very cool idea!Some more pics with the finished return designed into the overflow. Ill be putting more dry rock skin on the remaining return parts once it is in place.
Thank you! I look to place my tanks off walls in my living spaces and have it be the focal point like a statued work of art, so the unobstructed view to all 4 sides is critical to complete the look; and with each unobstructed side I have almost 4 separate in wall tanks
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Do you mind if I ask what cement/bonding agent you used?Thank you! I look to place my tanks off walls in my living spaces and have it be the focal point like a statued work of art, so the unobstructed view to all 4 sides is critical to complete the look; and with each unobstructed side I have almost 4 separate in wall tanks
Many sticks of this stuff. I did the scape slowly so these sticks worked well as i didnt have to mix anything each time when i worked on the tank.
