My new tank about a week old now!

[Seaco]

Got the live rock for it last wednesday already seeing bits growing, my brother gave me a few bits to start me off and all seems well at the moment fingers crossed!

Calcium 400mg/l

Nitrate 0ppm

Phosphate 0ppm

Carbonate Hardness 125.3

DKH 7

I am using 2 Koralia 2's and a heater

20kg of fuji live rock

4 TMC Aquaray LED strip lights

Thats about it!

Not the best pics but it'll give you an idea...

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Lee

[Patriot54]

Nice, I like the rock work.

[rastarainy]

yea that aquascape is sick. no fish yet?

[Seaco]

I am getting some more frags tomorrow and maybe a pair of clowns!

[rastarainy]

nice. percs?

[plainrt]

Very nice rock and rock work.I would slow down a bit till cycles though

[A1ramsey]

love the aqua scape, its very unique and different.. cant wait for this one to get going keep up the good work!!

[sweetleaf]

Best of luck, looks beautiful!

[astar250]

+1 on the rock great job

[SidCat]

It looks amazing!

[supertech99]

you rockscape is awesome! some of the best ive ever seen! please keep posting pics as this progresses!

[Patriot54]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=15211566#post15211566 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by plainrt
Very nice rock and rock work.I would slow down a bit till cycles though

+1, wait for it to cycle.

[fishysmell]

Where did you get your tank?

[kevantheman35]

i love that rock set up

[DSR]

Gotta agree, that is some of the best rock work I have ever seen. Lots of surface space but also lots of nice sand available. Only downside is that you might need to add another powerhead to blow back behind the rock work. I just use a nano and it works great (my rock is up against the back like your( but not as cool lookign).

[Seaco]

Thankyou all for your kind comments...

I use Seachem Stability every day for about 10 days 7.5ml my brother did this also with his and it was fine from day one never did cycle!


<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=15213722#post15213722 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by fishysmell
Where did you get your tank?

The tank is an Aqua Medic Chromis that usually comes with a MH lamp I bought the whole lot second hand at a good price and sold the lamp and replaced it with LED's

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=15214835#post15214835 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by DSR
Gotta agree, that is some of the best rock work I have ever seen. Lots of surface space but also lots of nice sand available. Only downside is that you might need to add another powerhead to blow back behind the rock work. I just use a nano and it works great (my rock is up against the back like your( but not as cool lookign).

I see what your saying I may have to add another but it may be hard to make it nconspicuous!

[domeski]

Really like your rock work as well.

[DSR]

I see what ya mean. Not alot of options. You might be able to take off the directional nobs on the koralias and put the regular things back on and see if that doesn't create enough defused flow to circulate back through your rockwork. And, ya know, it may just be fine as it is...