Not sure if you noticed yet or not but it was it tank that inspired us, had to change up rock used and style of bar ledge so it didn't look like a complete copy. I spent so many nights reading your thread and the pictures of your build. Heck I even copied your stand framing

Sweet :biggrin:

I just read through your thread. Ypu have done a great job of creating a very attractive and well thought through tank. The rock work and ledge gives it a great apperance - very good!

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Great pic's but I must say the tank is all the more impressive in person :biggrin:

Thanks again for picking up the frags and pump for me, enjoy your new additions :biggrin:

Wow the purple of the carpet really pops.

Happy with the 4 lights so far? I recall earlier you said something about maybe adding more down the road if need be.

Ill grab some pics of the green carpet later here for you too, as for lighting Iam on the fence i have them programmed right now and it looks really natural more on the yellow side but it looks like the tank is sunlit. I might want them more on the blue side for ascetics more than anything tho. Lights are about a foot above the tank and max power at 60 % we have had to move corals and clams under ledges as they were bleaching. That being said i think i could have gotten away with 3, I dont have much rock work in here but really nice coverage.

Here is a crappy shot but the tank is really well lit I think


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Amazing work. I love the raw wood mantle edging you have done ... it looks phenomenal. The stone and raw wood go very well together. It looks like cottage decor ... beautiful.