Currently have 125g reef tank. Berlin style reef keeping. Over 70 lbs of live rock. Tank has some corals for the last 7 years. Others range from 1 month to 1 year. Fish include 1 purple tang, 1 yellow tang, flame hawk, royal gramma, tobacco wrasse, christmas wrasse, flameback anglefish. Corals are numerous some more common others a little more rare. I will post pics as soon as I can.
The coral and fish look great. Some very nice ones you have got your hands on there. Just curious, why the pvc? I may be missing another thread you have on it.
1. 46 gallon bowfront, planted fw com tank.
2. Sw reef tank 75 gal with 20 gal sump, Reef octopus skimmer, 75 lbs of LR
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I am curious as well. I see holes in it. Does your return flow through it or does your drain or what? It serves a purpose I am assuming. Also how long has the tank been setup?
Currently have 125g reef tank. Berlin style reef keeping. Over 70 lbs of live rock. Tank has some corals for the last 7 years. Others range from 1 month to 1 year. Fish include 1 purple tang, 1 yellow tang, flame hawk, royal gramma, tobacco wrasse, christmas wrasse, flameback anglefish. Corals are numerous some more common others a little more rare. I will post pics as soon as I can.
Thank you very much. I know that this is a bit unnatural looking but it is more of an effort to make the reef look different from the norm. Most people don't appreciate it but I when all of the pvc is covered with coral then it won't be such a sore to look at. LOL!
The holes are there for several reasons: 1. to make sure the water goes thru it so that the water does not become stagnant
2. the holes allowed the pvc to sink thus making it easier to handle under water
3. and finally to attach smaller pieces of coral
I take pride in some of the rare corals and as well in the fast growth that I am getting. After all success is measured by how your animals are doing and the length of time you have them.
Looks great. I like the idea of having the coraline and corals encrust over the PVC, I think you are right it will look amazing when it has fully covered.
too bad tonga branch is not available anymore, the branch would have made a huge difference. Does anyone know if there's anything comparable to it on the market?
Currently have 125g reef tank. Berlin style reef keeping. Over 70 lbs of live rock. Tank has some corals for the last 7 years. Others range from 1 month to 1 year. Fish include 1 purple tang, 1 yellow tang, flame hawk, royal gramma, tobacco wrasse, christmas wrasse, flameback anglefish. Corals are numerous some more common others a little more rare. I will post pics as soon as I can.
thxs yetee!
I do remember a few yrs ago the tonga branch was available. Too bad I don't see it around anymore. But yr right it would have been a better choice mainphrame