Haha nice

She'll be fine once she sees all the pretty colors :surprise:

this is my go to trick lol

Oh man I hope she does read this forum.

lol i hope not

Hey Steve awesome tank and build! Very impressed on an awesome looking setup! And don't forget all the best corals come from Sask. :)

I also still have some of your Cali Tort from back in the day if you want some back?

Nice stuff Steve.. Got some big colonies there. :mrgreen:

I took my fair share of stuff tonight as well (not 21 :lol:). 3 SPS colonies, 2 Chalices, and the Ricordia rock.

Yeah I do want some for sure and yeah I know where the best corals are. I try to explain it to these Calgary guys but they just don't get it. Thanks for the comments we'll have to talk soon!

I got my two fridges in place this weekend. The plan was to get proper front vented ones so they could be built in but unfortunately the choices came down to a lower priced Danby unit which was still over a $1000 a piece for a compressor that would likely fail after a year or better models for $1500-$2000+ a piece. Luckily we found a standard non-front vented Frigidaire model that only required 2" of clearance (most others are 5" +) which is something I can live with.

Next issue was they looked like this
http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a1...31CB695C7C.jpg
Stainless steel isn't really something that fits in our house or our bar plans and these fridges don't have optional wood door kits.

So I took upon myself to remove all the stainless and fit a wood frame in it's place.
http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a1...31D3267E40.jpg

Routered the outside edge to be flush with the door, a little stain and two custom fridges in place for less than a $1000 combined.
http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a1...32009068EF.jpg

http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a1...32A9B6C871.jpg

They'll look built in once I trim around them.

well, I guess I don't have to ask you what method of carbon dosing you'll be employing on your tank..