My 110 Gallon Peninsula SPS Tank

[daplatapus]

Originally Posted by mseepman

Obviously your patience has held things together despite the challenges. It looks really nice right now, love the two islands.

Agreed, I'd love to re-aquascape mine to look similar. Well done.

[sweet ride]

Originally Posted by mseepman

Obviously your patience has held things together despite the challenges. It looks really nice right now, love the two islands.

thanks for the kind words mseepman!!!! if there is one thing that this hobby taught me it's to be patient!!! having two island is almost like having two different tanks! the first will never look like the second island!!!!

Originally Posted by daplatapus

Agreed, I'd love to re-aquascape mine to look similar. Well done.

thanks daplatapus!!! the idea behind the two island is to provide the fish enough room to swim and still have enough room for corals!

[fishytime]

I agree....the islands look great .....I hope they are secure tho, looks like if you get any more growth, they may get top heavy and topple

[Stones]

It's nice to see the progression your tank has gone through. Too bad about the pseudo-crash but it seems the longer a person keeps a reef tank, the more inevitable a tank crash becomes.

Are you running all of your top off water through a kalk reactor or do you run a pH regulated system via a controller whereby the system only gets topped off with kalk when the pH is low? I've been contemplating doing this for some time now as the pH in my tank is usually <8 even during daylight hours.

[sweet ride]

Originally Posted by fishytime

I agree....the islands look great .....I hope they are secure tho, looks like if you get any more growth, they may get top heavy and topple

Thanks fishytime!!! as far as am concern they are secure enough!!!! knock on wood!!!! When I get more growth I will just have to keep pruning!!!! frags anyone!!!!

Originally Posted by Stones

It's nice to see the progression your tank has gone through. Too bad about the pseudo-crash but it seems the longer a person keeps a reef tank, the more inevitable a tank crash becomes.

Are you running all of your top off water through a kalk reactor or do you run a pH regulated system via a controller whereby the system only gets topped off with kalk when the pH is low? I've been contemplating doing this for some time now as the pH in my tank is usually <8 even during daylight hours.

I have to agree with you a system crash major or minor is inevitable. It could be a simple as a bad batch or salt, accident or even user error! funny looking back they always said it comes it threes, himmmm guess those were my three from last year!!!

Currently am not using any reactor/stirrer but one has been ordered!!! I just mix them in a one gallon container and the ATO feed directly from it. I've always been changed as far as PH is concern, I could never get them over 8 day or night so a ph regulator is never needed how ever I do have a PH monitor attached to my RKL.

[sweet ride]

I was playing around with the camera and I thought I share a few photos! All photos were taken under 2 ATI coral + only.

still working on taken photos under LED, any advice is greatly appreciated!!!!

[sweet ride]

...... and a few new addition that one day am hoping to replace some of the current corals in the system.





...... not the color that I was hoping to get but am liking the current color morphs!!!


...... and a group shot