My 3 week old 90 gallon aquarium.
 

I just thought I'd post a couple of pic's of my 3 week old 90 gallon aquarium. Nothing too special, but it does realy fill a gap in my family room on the 3rd levell. I was on a budget so nothing is realy top of the line, but rather what I could afford right now. I'll upgrade as funds become available.

The lighting is a Coralife 260 watt pc with led moon lights.

I used a closed loop pump system with a Mag 18 pump to circulate the water through 4 returns.

Started out with a Sea Clone skimmer and changed to a Remora after the first week. (I think this was a good move.)

The heater is a 250 watt Ebo Jager submersible.

I'm using a Fluval 403 that I had kicking around just for carbon and extra flow. Other than the carbon it's empty.


I put a mini refugeium made from an Aqua Clear 500 on the back and that has a mini pc on it.

After hearing that people are going away from DSB's I just put in 25lbs of aregonite for the bottom substrate.

Last but not least 100 lbs of cured live rock and some salty water! :biggrin:

First pic is with the pc lights on.
http://www.canreef.com/photopost/data/508/1376Tank1.jpg

And the second one is with the moon lights on.

http://www.canreef.com/photopost/data/508/1376Tank2.jpg

The pic's kind of suck because I'm not the best photographer, but will give you an idea of what it looks like.

Thanks for looking. :smile:

Heh, tang finally posin' for ya eh?

Time for some CORAL!

Nice open rock structure. :smile:

looking good!

Beautiful setup. I love the aquascape with the liverocks. Regards Ken

That looks really nice.. I must second the beautiful aquascape.

I also agree, time for coral ! :biggrin:

Thanks for the replies everyone. :biggrin:

The reason that I didn't stack the rock against the back wall was so that fish can swim all the way around and also stay at the backside away from veiwing if their stressed or just want to be left alone.

If anyone has some suggestions (Like if I should add to the 100 lbs of rock) let me hear them please.

I'll post some better pic's when it's a little more established. :smile:

Beauty job there Gary :biggrin:
Also what are you using for your moonlights?
I really like that glow it gives off, would love to try that on my reef :idea:

Close ups

Gary you have PM :biggrin: