My 75g Reef Tank (@10 months)

[Xbox360owner68]

these fish look tiney, but in reality, theyre all probably 7-9 inches. xD

[Dingus890]

awesome tank! I really want MH's. What is the song in the video? I really like it

[pbnjtx]

Thanks, I'm currently setting-up a 240g (96x24x24).  Don't remember the name of the song.

[axelljesus]

GOOD WORK NICE TANK!!

[MrSacaroni]

do the light heat up your water way to much? I want to run the same lighting on my 75 but do have the money or possibly the room for a chiller.

[pbnjtx]

Yes, I run a chiller. You can possibly get away with using some fans blowing across the top of tank or sump.

[jgtheman84]

@MrSacaroni is this an open top tank?

[MrTvshowuploader4]

Does the cansiter filter helps to clean the reef tank and helps corals and sea anemones to grow I am planning to get one like this filter?

[callofduty4nerds101]

It's not really a necessary piece of equipment. It's good for running carbon, that's about it. It would be better to put the money towards a better skimmer.

[MrTvshowuploader4]

but will a cansiter filter help the fish tank clean too?

[gmoney1961]

Thanks a lot. I'm setting up a 55 reef within the next two weeks and I'm going to take some pointers from how you have your tank setup especially the fluval setup with carbon and phos remover.

[gmoney1961]

How do you supplement the calcium requirements? do you dose or use a reactor?

[pbnjtx]

I can't understand/justify the expense of a calc reactor. I just dose a few capfuls of Seachem Reef Complete during my weekly water changes with Reef Crystals salt. Calcium's always between 420-450 and my alk is always stable.

[gmoney1961]

Big change from 6 months ago......great job?

[gmoney1961]

Beuatiful tank !!!!!

[pbnjtx]

Thanks, much appreciated.