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How do you like the SRO?
Have you considered getting the cleaning head?
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06/30/2012, 10:05 PM | #104 |
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I know its been said 100 times but nice tank! Great job on the rock work. Top notch!
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07/01/2012, 12:25 AM | #105 |
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Great tank! And very nice work on the rock!
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07/01/2012, 12:59 AM | #106 |
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After reading all that makes me want to go to vegas and hope i hit the big one. Its cool to see people build the ultimate all out build. Well done very nice
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I'm not sure there's a camera capable of that. lol
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07/02/2012, 08:26 AM | #108 |
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Wish my tank looked that great
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I know youre joking but its true to a certain extent. If you back up too far from the tank for the FTS you cant see any details... plus, Im not that good with a camera. Thanks.
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Your tank is awesome. Its a true testament to what patience ,ingenuity and hard work can accomplish. Very inspiring, and very well thought out. Kudos to you man! -brian |
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Thank you. Ive had all these crazy ideas for aquascapes floating around in my head and to be able to build one and share it with you folks was a dream come true. I really appreciate the kind words.
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Nice tank. Probably the nicest rock work i've ever seen!
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Spin, Thanks for checking out my thread and the kind words.
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I thought id bring this thread back just in case someone missed it the first go around... The tank is still going strong but i dont spend as much time on it these days.
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any updated pics of the tank and fish please
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Well folks, I'm back after quite a few yrs of inactivity. The tank was running ok but I decided to start fresh again and redo some plumbing issues. I'm going to have peaceful fish this go around and will update as I add them... Just thought I'd put the thread up for those that missed it originally. My 13 yr old son (reef addict) wants to start adding some real corals so that will be fun also. We will also be adding some led lighting to the tank and I'll post pics of them too.
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Great. A Father and Son tank. Looking forward to your updates.
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Pic of the new reeflo dart pump for the closed loop...there were too many elbows with the old setup... These flexible pvc pipes worked great.
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Great to see this thread living again!
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Haha.. Yep, very excited to start stocking... Great to see that you are still at it. Been reading through your thread again to get caught up on your tank.
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Just saw your thread for the first time. I love the very creative and unique rock work. It reminds me of swim throughs while diving.
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Gotta say, fun read can't wait to see the updates
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Just found this thread, what an amazing build! Can't wait to see what you and your son get up to next. A reef tank that size is bound to be amazing!
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Amazing rock work. You should have an aquascaping business.
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Updates?
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