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Update, move went well. Lost a beautiful milli and my purple firefish. Always risks when moving a tank. It's fully operational now. Algae scrubber went online the 17th and already has some brown algae growth. Parameters are all good. A mandarin dragonett is in my near future. This morning.

Looks good, lots of rock. I like it!

He will get comfortable and be out all the time. As long as none of your other fish are picking on him.

It's going to be awesome!

You know I'll be along for the ride.

Still in the middle of it. Taking my time. Moving everything left after 3 weeks of gradually getting stuff to the new place on the 13th. Tank day!

Thanks Jordan. It's getting salty tomorrow. :-)

Thanks dude, I didn't go a lot bigger than what I had (35). I can use the same lights and I get to add a sump. Should be close to 70gal total volume.

Cool, thanks. I love the tank. It's going to look awesome with the lights over it. Currently running a 36" CoralView 6 bulb HO T-5 fixture. I have 24 cree 3 watt XTE led's I'm going to retro fit down the center. Also going to install an algae turf scrubber in the sump.

I just started my new 57 gal build thread, anyone still tagging along is welcome too follow my progress. Anyone else is welcome to follow as well.

Here is what I have ordered so far for the build, Sock-It Sump Inlet Pre-filter 200 micron Repl Sock Quiet One Pro Pump 3000 819gph. Sock-It Sump Inlet Pre-filter 4" Single 1" inlet SeaClone Protein Skimmer SCPS 100 (up to 100 gallons) Deep blue pro 2, 36" stand with side door. 20gal L for...

Picked up the tank yesterday. Cleaned it and let it soak last night. I'll update with pictures as I go.

Sweet!!

Thanks Jordan, happy dance!

I love it!

I have the sump and stand now. Kevin is going to put the baffles in next week. Ordered the Sea Clone 100gal skimmer, Lifegard quiet one 3000 (819gph) return pump, cpr Sockit RX 4" single 200 Micron sump inlet assembly and a 3' BRS diy 1/2" clear screen tank cover. Tank is being delivered...

You'll really like him. Can't wait to see a pic of the little guy.

+1 good advice!

That's a cursed damsel. Mean little buggers.

Perfect! Lol. In my case its an empty glass box that looks awesome!

My bad, most trigger fish need 125 - 180 gallon tanks. Puffers can be aggressive. Just do some homework.

It's 6' long correct? Your options are wide open with a FOWLR. Except sharks, they need tanks with rounded corners. Just check liveaquaria.com for compatibility. Your in a good spot now. You don't have to concern yourself with tank size or reef safe.

I'm sure they would. Not sure how to go about it though.

Wow!!! Now that's what I'm talkin about! Awesome!

Lol, time to get salty!