These are the pictures of the first 90 gallon set up. It has some corals and fish (no zoanthids due to a hungry decorated rabbit fish). It has been running for about 3 months now. The tank had to be relocated in mid October, there were a few casualties, but so far, not too bad. A full list of the inhabitants are:
Corals:
Galaxy, german blue digitata, blue/teal acro, purple valida, orange digitata, other various acros that I don't know the names of, hammer, torch, toadstool, green sinulara, pocilopora, 3 varieties of acans, sponges and a pink plate coral, duncans.
Fishes:
Decorated rabbitfish, scopas tang, melanarus wrasse, red scooter blenny, tribal blenny, occelaris clownfish and a black ice semi-snowflake clownfish.

Inverts:
cleaner shrimp, bubble tip anemone (2, mine split), various hermit crabs.

90 gallon tank, water blaster return pump, herbie overflow, 2 ecoray 60 leds

Went down to Calgary a while ago to pick up a complete setup. Picked up this tank, but decided that the stand was a little rusty. Had a new custom stand fabricated (thanks Grizz) and now I'm in the process of cleaning the tank up to get it running.

Update November 14, 2011. Tank is set up and water parameters are good. Ready to begin adding livestock.

Just some random pictures of the fish in my tanks.

I got this tank a while ago (for my 2 sexy shrimp, that have yet to be put in the tank), and put sand, salt and a rock in it with a heater, but really didnt know what I wanted to do with it. Then my decorated rabbitfish started eating my zoas in my 90 gallon, so I pulled them all out and threw them in this tank. It is still a work in progress and nothing is attached to the rock.

Inhabitants:
various zoas (the ones that survived), pom-pom crab, green clown gobie, maxi-mini carpet anemone, mushrooms (2) and a muscle.

5 gallon ecoexotic eco-pico tank, in-tank filter and heater, 1 stunner led light strip (for now)