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coachfraley
05-18-2009, 04:41 AM
Welcome to our SW Full Tank Shot thread!

The purpose of this thread is to give our guests and members a place where they can browse through all of our SW tanks. To help keep the thread appealing and easy to browse through, everyone who is posting should try to follow the same format:

1. Start with a FTS.
2. Follow with a SHORT paragraph describing your setup.
3. Provide a link to your aquarium journal for people who would like a full rundown of your tank's equipment and inhabitants.

Feel free to link to a photograph that you can overwrite periodically when you make updates to your tank. That way, people will always see your most current FTS.

Please note that "permanent" comments on setups should be reserved for the aquarium journals. Comments posted on this thread will be periodically edited out in order to keep the thread fluid.

Thanks, and happy viewing!!!

Kyle
05-18-2009, 04:47 AM
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10g soon to be upgraded to a 34g

10+ lbs of live rock, cant name all the corals in it. Houses a small clown and firefish along with other blue legged hermits and snails.

coachfraley
05-18-2009, 06:07 AM
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31g acrylic all-in-one tank started in April of 2008. The display is about 22g and the fuge/sump is about 9. The clowns and some of the coral came from a 12g nano that had been running since June of 2007. The tank began as a home for zoas and mushrooms, but slowly turned into a mixed reef.

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Miltonic
05-19-2009, 04:39 AM
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90g Oceanic glass tank, set up Feb 9, 09. The tank has about 150+ of live rock, a 29 gallon sump with an ASM G20 skimmer, a refugium with chaeto and some live rock and Quietone 4000 return pump, the lighting is the ATI Powermodule, which has 8 54w T5 HO bulbs with their own reflectors and the fixture is placed about 6 inches above the tank. The tank right now is a mixed reef that includes various types of corals like, Hammer Coral, Birdsnest Coral and others seen on the pic, It also houses a Blue tang, Picasso clown, Misbar O. clown and a yellow Watchman goby so far. For more info on my reef and for questions you can visit my journal ([Only Registered Users Can See Links.]).

labnjab
05-20-2009, 09:58 PM
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29 gallon with 20 gallon sump and roughly 55 lbs of live rock total and roughly 40-45 gallons of water. It has 2 Koralia 2's for flow a Magdrive 9.5 return pump and an eshopps overflow. We have a atc-300A temperature controller hooked up to a 200 watt visa therm stealth heater in the display and a whisper 100 watt heater in the sump. Our skimmer is a coralife 65. We have chateo under a 40 watt screw in compact flourescent in the sump. Lighting is a 4x39 watt t-5 HO Catilina fixture. Its currently a mixed reef with various sps, lps and softies. We have a pair of o clowns, a falco hawkfish and a pink bubble tip anemone. Its been running since the start of September 2008

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oldhead
05-22-2009, 11:48 PM
Here is a shot of mine:

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65 gallon mixed reef with 30 gallon sump.
8x39 watt T5 lighting.

I am still adding to the tank livestock wise, just slowly. I set it up last June so it's just nearing the 1 year mark.

tim k
05-31-2009, 05:38 PM
46g with 35g sump , T-5 lighting
Apoximately 70 pounds total LR
LPS corals include , Duncan , Ausie Acans , Elegance and Zoas with lots more to come.
Fish include a pair of True Clowns , Yellow Watchman Goby and a Fire Goby.
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labnjab
08-10-2009, 04:02 PM
Heres a fts of our newest tank. Its a 29 gallon. It has 25 lbs of live rock and 10 lbs of base rock. It will be an anemone propagation tank as well as an sps tank once its been running for several months. Right now it is finishing up its cycle and has just a few softies which came with the live rock. It has a LumenMax 3 250 watt HQI reflector with a 14000K bulb and a galaxy 250 watt electronic ballast. It has a tunze nano skimmer and 1 koralia 1 powerhead and we will be adding a koralia 2 once it arrives this week.

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labnjab
12-11-2009, 04:42 PM
Our newest tank. Its a 75 Gallon AGA Reef Ready Tank with a 20 gallon sump. We have 80-90ish lbs of live rock and 160 lbs of aragonite sand. Its a mixed reef. Lighting for the left is a 4x39 watt HO t-5 with 2 14000K and 2 atcentic bulbs. Lighting for the right is a 250 watt Phoenix 14000K HQI in a Lumenmax3 reflector powered by a galaxy 250 watt electronic ballast. We have 3 Koralia 2 and 1 koralia 1 powerhead and a mag drive 9.5 return pump. All together we have around 3000gph of flow. Our skimmer is a coralife 65 until we get a impellar for our coralife 125. Currently we have 2 o-clowns, a YWG, tigger pistol shrimp, coral banded shrimp, bangai cardinal and a firefish goby. We plan to add a rabbit fish and 6-line wrasse sometime down the road
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mattdean
12-13-2009, 03:14 AM
46 Gal Bow Front mixed reef. I'm upgrading to a 125 Gall custom peninsula tank w/ 56 gal sump and refugium. This tank has no sump.

Chris5150
01-28-2010, 05:42 AM
20 gallon long.

Surfdog
04-17-2011, 01:33 AM
22664

75 Gallon FOWLR
Ehiem G160 pro3 series Cannister/Koralia Evolution 1050 Powerhead/AquaC remorra w/rio 800+ Protein skimmer/2 x 300 watt heaters/Marina digital thermometer/Deep water air pump/standard in tank thermometer.

I documented from stand assembly to tank running with residents! There were many changes along the way to where I am now...

Journal begins in Regular Journal:

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Journal ends in SW Journal:

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Cliff
04-17-2011, 02:41 AM
Here's one of mine taken two weeks ago

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GoWild
05-23-2012, 04:47 AM
Here's one of mine taken two weeks ago

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what is that stuff on your overflow?

Cliff
05-23-2012, 10:07 AM
I attached some rock to the overflow to give it a more natural look