110g Mixed Reef V2

[fishytime]

Originally Posted by lockrookie

get yourself a power inverter to keep the rock warm and power head running while transporting or find someone who has one and borrow it. it may help keep it stable.

as long as the rock is in water it shouldnt die off too much.....is the time spent in the air that does it in....

Originally Posted by RedCoralEdmonton

I didnt even think but your fish can be put into the same tank as your SPS....

Steve

you blow me away mang.....thanks again for the help and and letting me take up retail space in the shop and thanks for posting the pic.....and daily pics are not necessary.....

Originally Posted by jorjef

I'm sure you that thought about it but why not eggcrate a section of Lauries big tank for your fish?

Lauries tanks are what you might call, "moderately stocked"

[fishytime]

Originally Posted by lastlight

We'd appreciate that actually... You take a much more white balanced photo that does his corals proper justice

hey!

Originally Posted by lastlight

oh come on now doug... i like your pics too

I wasnt sulking.....I spent the night last night staring at the tank stressing out about the whole thing

Originally Posted by reefwars

haha i tried to buy a few of these :P

and I hear Steve had to slap your hand

[fishytime]

Originally Posted by Snappy

Doug in the new tank with lots of room they act more naturally and you could likely keep 15-20 no problem.

has anyone ever told you, you are a bad influence Greg?.....I didnt need to hear that

Originally Posted by fishoholic

Because I have lots of fish in my tanks as it is

and "lots" is an understatement

[fishoholic]

Originally Posted by fishytime

and "lots" is an understatement

I actually have less fish then then other people keep in the same size tanks, however I do have fairly large fish which take up space. I have 13 fish in my 230g reef (5 of which are large), 6 fish in my 230g fowlr (2 of which are large and fairly mean), and 8 (small to med. size) fish in my 80g.