My 120 Oceanic
 

Tank from corner
http://img238.exs.cx/img238/3478/p3250088small4vs.jpg

Middle of Tank
http://img88.exs.cx/img88/4184/dsc01454small5yo.jpg

Corals from Shao
http://img77.exs.cx/img77/4710/dsc01424small6ym.jpg

Middle somewhat zoomed in
http://img218.exs.cx/img218/8757/p3250079small4ii.jpg

The Tusk
http://img124.exs.cx/img124/6095/dsc01488small8ib.jpg

Clown Goby
http://img189.exs.cx/img189/530/dsc01405small7ck.jpg

Equipment:
120 Oceanic Reef Ready
Oceanic Sump
AquaC EV 120 Protein Skimmer
2x250 HQI Hamilton 14k bulbs in Ice Cap Ballasts
Iwaki Return
Tunze Stream Pump

Livestock:
150 lbs. live rock
Various SPS, LPS and softies
Yellow Tang
Yellow Clown Goby
Ocellaris Clownfish
Regal Tang
Rabbitfish
Powder Brown Tang (trying to catch to sell - too aggressive. Any takers?)
Harlequin Tusk/Wrasse

That tank looks GREAT!

Tank
 

Looking good

wow nice.. i had no idea that tusk's were reef safe.

Tusks are like dwarf angels they can be put in a reef tank but some nibble on coral some dont.
http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/p...cfm?pcatid=380
Nice tank. Hard to belive from the pics it is only 120. What are the dimsensions 4*2*2?

They eat inverts like candy. Snails, shrimp, ect.

Tanks looks great.

I'm new at this so...

I noticed in the pictures (I think at least) that you dont have any sand on the forward half of the tank? Is this true? And if so, what are the benefits of this?

Thanks

Thanks for the comments!

Yeah the tusk won't touch any corals but he had a nice shrimp dinner one night :sad: , so far he hasn't touched any snails though.

Dimensions are 4x2x2.

The reason I have no sand at the front is due to the current - I have sugar sized sand and it just gets blown away. Where there is no sand is slowly starting to be covered by coraline.

i have the same problem, i threw some crushed coral down there but i don't like the way it looks. i think im going to pull it out and just the coraline grow on the glass.

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Very cool rock work, lots of room to swim up on top.