50 gallon skimmerless & sumpless

[Carrera75]

This FTS is from 2009. I was out of the country for almost the whole year and a friend of mine took care of the tank. He didn't have any experience in saltwater tanks. All he did was to stop by my place once a day to feed the fish and did monthly water changes.





These are shots that were taken within the last few months.

[BitShifter]

Hey man, I know a photographer who lives downtown who could take some pics for you.

[reefermadness]

Very nice work....props for success with an unconventional method!

[toytech]

WOW, you tank is epic ! Love the ricks and nems . Wish my 50 sumpless and skimmerless looked this good.

[brianlow]

Thanks for the advice. Amazing, amazing tank. Hope you find a good home for it.

[rusty]

Nice tank, corals lok awesome!

[Carrera75]

Originally Posted by BitShifter

Hey man, I know a photographer who lives downtown who could take some pics for you.

How much does he charge

Originally Posted by reefermadness

Very nice work....props for success with an unconventional method!

Thanks, I know it's "unconventional" but it has worked amazingly so far.

Originally Posted by toytech

WOW, you tank is epic ! Love the ricks and nems . Wish my 50 sumpless and skimmerless looked this good.

Thanks man, I thought you had a smaller tank.

Originally Posted by brianlow

Thanks for the advice. Amazing, amazing tank. Hope you find a good home for it.

I am actually just downsizing tanks and I'll keep most of the corals you see in there.

[BitShifter]

Originally Posted by Carrera75

How much does he charge

It's my girlfriend. She does mostly wedding and event photography. She hasn't done aquarium photos before but interested in adding to her portfolio.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/kellykaye/

For some frags maybe?

[toytech]

Ive got a 15 and a 50 and combined they don't even come close to looking that good . Sucks you have to downgrade , but you should be able to whip up something really spectacular with that kind of selection of corals .