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ok guys here is some new pics from today just added a arch i know i want it in there now i still have to do some work on the arch and the rocks around it to make it sable and look good
 

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Nice going DD, Your tank is looking really great. I like it!!!!!!!
 
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still a work in progress if ya ask me i have a big picture in my head of the final product but its a long ways away still lots of stuff to rework but its getting close just keep watchin everyone who has been patient with me and my cameras lol :)
 
a little has actually changed since these pics already but not much the rock island on the left has goten bigger the torch coral is over there because he was a little close to my toadstool which is my favorite coral ever and i wanted it alive lol :) the arch is more stable now. a few rocks need to be adjusted and turned a little here and there. but its coming along nicley :)
 
well the rocks are slowly very slowly getting coraline on them but the fish love them the tang fights for the cave i made and the arch is normaly taken by the tang as well lol he will prob lose the arch to the blue hippoafter i get him on thursday lol
 
Hey guys i am about to make a new batch for my 125 tank its gettin to cold to swim in the in ground 4 to 8ft deep pool would soaking the rocks in there be a wise idea or a terrible one lol
 
I guess it would be okay. The large volume of water would help.
 
only thing is no water change but with such a large volume i dont think it would get the ph as high as it possibly could........... it would hardly change it
 
I would think so too. It should be fine. What no "ice fishing" in the pond!!!!
 
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