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changing my mind on the chromis. My 5 has has been turned into 2 and I'm assuming will be one. I was gonna go for the schooling look but not if 1 is going to kill all the others. So looks like I may have room for 3-4 more fish.
At this point I feel like I am now talking to myself but for anyone that stumbles across this my rock is done and put in the creek. I was also told that my tank will be in Tuesday and the plumbing for the over flow is included. I will post pictures of the rock later today.
Part of the reason for keeping the sump sort of low is to allow for some flow back into the sump from the returns during a power outage. keep this in mind if you run a full sump and account for it in your placement of the return nozzles
Finished another decent sized rock today with several caves. Hope all the rock I have looks ok together. I have this darker stuff that I made, some real light gray base rock, and some brown/white live rock.
Are you sure about the two tangs? You will have 7 fish and the tangs are gonna get big. I wanted 1 when my 75 was going but everyone suggested against it just for the swimming room reason. Btw, excellent looking rock. How did you setup the molds for it?
kdogg is right. You should steer away from tangs in a 75, look at butterfly fishes though. If you do decide on a tang though, get one of the smaller species, chevron, tomini, and kole are my favorites. I have a tomini and they are so much brighter and sweet in real life. He has vibrant orange and blue, and his face has orange dots on it.
Having second thoughts on my sump. Leaning towards using my 20 tall to house my heater, return pump, and a hang on skimmer, and a hang on filter pump. Maybe some live rock but sand would not work with return pump. What do you guys think?