Wayne's 105g 'Rainforest of the Sea'

[Tn23]

tank looks great! awesome build thread!
appears the new trend is to go with as minimal live rock as possible?

[wmcinnes]

Originally Posted by Leah

Tank looks great. All your Anthias are male.

Thanks. Hahaha someone caught that hey! They're my shemales! And much less dominant than the big male so I have no worries. The third that I didnt have pictured is a true female as it is the smallest and has no dorsal spine.

Originally Posted by Salty23

tank looks great! awesome build thread!
appears the new trend is to go with as minimal live rock as possible?

Thank you! Less rock, more coral!

[Leah]

I am a Lyretail Junkie...you need more females. I really like the more corals... less rock idea as well.

[kien]

Ouch sorry to hear man! Float valves in the RO reservoir should always be installed in my opinion. This has happened to a lot of people but is totally preventable.

Also, I would not use the float valve as your primary shut off. If you do you will burn out your membrane faster due to small in and off surges due to evap in the reservoir causing the float valve to move frequently. When you are done making RO I would still turn off the source water into your RO unit.

[FishyFishy!]

Originally Posted by kien

Ouch sorry to hear man! Float valves in the RO reservoir should always be installed in my opinion. This has happened to a lot of people but is totally preventable.

Also, I would not use the float valve as your primary shut off. If you do you will burn out your membrane faster due to small in and off surges due to evap in the reservoir causing the float valve to move frequently. When you are done making RO I would still turn off the source water into your RO unit.

Agreed. I always shut off the source water for a piece of mind. In my new build i'm even plumbing in emergency overflows that go right to a drain just in case. No more floods for me!

[gregzz4]

Rotten luck about your spill Wayne

Any pics of the new corals ?

[wmcinnes]

Originally Posted by kien

Ouch sorry to hear man! Float valves in the RO reservoir should always be installed in my opinion. This has happened to a lot of people but is totally preventable.

Also, I would not use the float valve as your primary shut off. If you do you will burn out your membrane faster due to small in and off surges due to evap in the reservoir causing the float valve to move frequently. When you are done making RO I would still turn off the source water into your RO unit.

Normally I'm not so boneheaded and do turn my inlet water off. Just forgot to in this instance for whatever reason.. I'm sure my neighbours below me are so pleased!

Originally Posted by FishyFishy!

Agreed. I always shut off the source water for a piece of mind. In my new build i'm even plumbing in emergency overflows that go right to a drain just in case. No more floods for me!

I might have to look into doing that!

Originally Posted by gregzz4

Rotten luck about your spill Wayne

Any pics of the new corals ?

Kinda crappy part of my bonus at work has to go towards damages.. But what can you do!
I placed all my corals on the rocks today before I left for work so I will take some pictures tomorrow.