Bev,

How did the change over go??
Would have liked to lend a hand, but just didn't work out tonight... :frown:

Ryan,

The tank move went well :cool: Keith was able to make it in from Drayton Valley and he took home the 72g and 28g bowfronts as planned.

Thanks to Patrick for the mushroom frags, and thanks to the crazy tank moving crew of Wayne, Jim, John, Keith and DH Chris :smile: Without you guys this thing would never have gotten off the ground, pun intended :mrgreen:

The huge task of aquascaping the 120g looms ahead of me this morning. I'm a little freaked :eek: So much room in the tank, so much rock, so many soft corals that need the right placement :eek: :eek: At least we got all the NSW in the tank last night :biggrin:

This is the fun part is it not?? :mrgreen:

Make sure you post a few pictures of the final product. :cool:

Cheers

In a smaller tank with less rock it's definitely the fun part. But it's been awhile since I had such a large space to deal with :eek: Plus, I"ve got to stand on a chair to get to the back and bottom of the tank, which means a little too much up and down for these old tired bones :razz:

oooooooooh....my back :frown:I'm having trouble typing this because I'm bed ridden with pain,ooooh.... :razz:
Hey! Just because someone is "different",doesn't make them crazy :silly:

PS:I left that frag with "My name" on it in your tank :mrgreen:

No, no, no, Jim :rolleyes: The frags have MY name on them :mrgreen: Unless we can come up with a fair trade on some zoos, that is :biggrin:

Maybe you guys aren't crazy. Maybe you were just guys being guys excited about all the cool reef stuff we got talking about :mrgreen:

Say, how did you all like the BB look to the 37g and the 67g?

Thanks again for your help. Very much appreciated :smile:

I really like the look of the 2 tanks.All the corals and the way you have things set up make up for being bare bottom.