Travis

Thank you! I've only read the first page so far but it looks like so much info!

I cant wait to see this come together and hear how the equipment choice works! Im picking up one these tanks used on Friday. So the last week or so I've been trying to figure out what to do and what equipment I should look for.

What are you going to run in the back of the tank?

Looks like maybe a Duncan to me

Glad you guys are ok! Falling with any size tank is scary! And as muttley said, I think you'll be ok just silicone the outside for astectics and safety and then id throw a little extra inside to just to be safe.

Symbiotic relationships?

when do you have to move it? And where do you have to take it from Cincinnati?

very happy to hear you get to keep it setup! If you need any help in the future just let us know what we can do to help. Even if you just need someone to come over and help with maintenance because your too busy!

welcome!

I hope everything is OK, and i know it's been said before if you need any help or someone to hold onto a few things for you i can do that. I don't have much room but I could house the one of the two tangs and the wrasse. Plus any corals. I don't have room for anything else.

I live in northwood, and would love to come check your tank out and get a few frags! I may have a couple zoas I can give you in trade!

Great looking piece!

My bad haha, been working overtime and watching the kids. Its kept me pretty busy.

When I acclimated mine I did it over an 8hr period. I believe I started with 5 and only lost one. They are pretty resistant to the change. I just did a medium/fast drip acclimation in a 5 gallon bucket. I think I started with half a bucket of fresh and just let the salt drip in, dumping some out whenever it got close to the top. They actually bred in my tank several times with a fairly high survival rate of the babies

I'm in Oregin/northwood area and actually need to do a water change soon anyways. Your more than welcome to as much water as you want