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Ok guys I am going with 2 1/2 though 3 in the front and then up to four in the back. in the front I mean 2 1/2 to 3 in waves in the front and then slop it up in the back so I will have all diffent depths all over! Thankx guy! O how does my sand bed sound?

Thankx for that link with all that good info melosu! But I am not sure what size sand would be the best? Do you reef guys have a size you like to use or do you have a few sizes that you use all at once? When i do my tank I a, going to do the 2.5 -3.5 thing I guess. With the live rock at the...

Really?! Thankx I will make sure I do that as well. I would never thought of that on my own thank you once again!

found this set up 48" T5 HO 4 Lamp 4 Lunar Light System I will do a post with all the ones I am looking at in a few days

looks nice I really like the colors! I don't think that the bubbles will hurt anything. Good luck with it!

Yeah 800+ is way more then I am going to spend! I am going to do some real intense shoping in the next few week. Right now I am leaning towards the light Thom picked out!

OK i really like this light Metal Halide Lighting: Marineland Marine Series Pro Lighting at Drs Foster and Smith seems to have the best of both worlds. It is a tad bit more then I wanted to spend though.

I know what stuff your are think talking about now. Thanks for the good idea

I guess you guys dont mean the kinda stufff eggs come in then lol? Does this stuff have a nice look to it?

How would light get through then tho?

It is a 75g tank that is 48'' and 24'' high but that is to the top of the lid to the top of the gravel to the top of the water it is like 20-21'' this tank is also 17.5'' wide. I would like to keep are corals if possibe not later down the road find one I really like and not be able to get it. No...

I know you said that the open tanks are the best but with the kids and all in the house somekind of cover would make me feel much better! Do you think that if the had lid them 2 15''x15'' and another set of smaller hole would allow enough gas extange? This lid would not be a complete enclouser.

Ok guys I am looking for some good info on lights because I am not light savy but I want to be. You fellows have given me some grate links on sumps and such..... Now I need some on lights! Edit..... I am hoping this will be a reef tank one day!

OK so I found the overflow that I am going to use and a skimmer. Now I am thinking about lights? Since the top of my lid is alum I was going to ditch it and get a light bar but now that I know none of the water will ever hit the alum I think I am going to use it what do you all think good or bad...

Aquarium Supplies, Pet Supplies and Pond Supplies by That Fish Place - That Pet Place Hope this helps don't know how far you want to drive probably 2hrs or so tho?

PA Aquarium Supplies, Pet Supplies and Pond Supplies by That Fish Place - That Pet Place Thought someone might like this?

Thanks for the encouragement on the drilling!

Thats what I thought I saw just didn't think it would be strong enough? I like it tho. Is he doing that to help the coral get use to the tank or for some other reason?

Yeah I just hope I can drill the holes needed but it looks simple enough + I am a carpenter so I have hand skills. They do look real nice though don't they!

Ok found the overflow I want and will be using for sure! Here it is. Home - Glass-Holes.com dope aquarium stuff Just have to drill a hole or two should be no big idea? Any thoughts guys?

Home - Glass-Holes.com dope aquarium stuff This is the setup I will be going for just thought someone eles in my shoes might find this helpfull?

What is that back pack thing? How does that tray with the corals stay put? O yeah love the tank!

+1 on the tape

might want to try a paneling blade in backwards in a circular saw ?

I am going to figure out something I am sure it will be nice when it is done! Think I just found what I want let me know what you all think. http://www.fishtanksdirect.com/cs102siphonoverflow1200gphbycpraquatics.aspx http://www.fishtanksdirect.com/aqualiftersiphonoverflowpump.aspx Do you...