Previous Tanks of the Month

Casey's 100 gallon

Harpo's 125 gallon

MtnDewMan's 75 gallon

Casey's 100 gallon

Wasabi's 335 gallon

SawCJack00's 450 gallon

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Set-up: 

• 125 gallon All-glass Aquarium

• DIY homemade stand

• 2-400 watt 65k Iwasaki MH bulbs and 2 actinic VHO

• 6 Maxi-jet powerheads (although the photo shows Rios,    they have been replaced)

• Euro-reef CS-6 skimmer

• Cedra 1200 return pump

• 200 lbs. of live rock and 4-5" sand bed

Below the tank we have a 30 gallon rubbermaid refugium. The refugium houses a variety of macros, live rock, live sand, pods, and baby brittle stars. The sump is of the same size and contains a Cedra 1200 return pump, and Euro reef cs-6 skimmer.

Fish inhabitants include 1 marine betta, 1 royal gramma, 1 purple chromis, 1 sargassum trigger, 4 green chromis, 1 Scott's fairy wrasse, 1 blue mandarin goby, and 1 midas blenny.

Clean up crew includes 5 emerald crabs, a number of cerith snails, a number of nassarius snails, turbo snails, black turbo snails and a large brittle star (not to mention a baby fiddler that hides, came as a hitch hiker on our cluster acropora).

The corals include 1 doughnut coral, 1 button coral, 2 devils hands (one being an offspring of the other), 2 toad stools, green star polyps, 2 pagoda cups, 1 yellow scroll, 1 purple tree gorgonian, 2 rose BTA (one being the offspring of the other), 1 finger leather, 1 yellow leather, 1 dersa clam, 1 maxima clam, 1 green cactus acro, 1 cluster acro., 2 staghorn acro., 2 feather dusters, 1 trumpet coral, 1 green hammer coral, blue mushrooms, 1 trachphyllia rose coral, 1 red open brain, parazoanthus yellow polyps, green button polyps, orange button polyps, white pulsing xenias, regular xenias, orange ball sponge and blue sponge. I think that covers it.

I am happy to say (knock on wood) we have never had a major problem or crash in this tank. We have fought and won over cyano, and fight off and on with red tide.