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07/15/2012, 03:07 PM | #426 |
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Stumbled on your tank on YouTube which brought me here. One amazing looking tank and very well produced clips too...and for some odd reason, shamefully few hits. Step it up people, well worth the search.
Down to business, any chance you might edit this HUGE thread down to a more manageable format, Pics, highlights and such, if you like me just found it's 200+ pages are just a tad daunting |
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this is the split, there is another 250 odd pages in the previous thread
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sweet, thanks for that info Dave.
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Peter and crew,
I have not been on Reef Central in a couple months. I come back and the first thing I head to is this tank. And without fail it is as beautiful as ever. I have read all of your thread, and I just watched all of the episodes of Peter's Fish Tank. I would like to say that it is amazing and an inspiration to me. It definitely puts my 72BF to shame. I would love to have something nearly as nice as yours, but I will have to wait until I am out of the US Army. I do too much moving every couple of years. Anyway, I look forward to more updates and episodes of your tank. Thank you! Sean |
08/16/2012, 04:08 PM | #431 |
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Threads gone quiet, everything OK? Any updates?
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All your fault, Dave ! Everyones on PetersFishTank.com
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All your fault, Dave ! Everyones on PetersFishTank.com
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08/22/2012, 01:11 PM | #434 |
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Hi Peter, like many people here i saw your videos on YouTube, just wanted to say you have a fantastic set up, congratulations to you and all your helpers.
Best Wishes Paul from the UK. |
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Congratz on the split and great tank.
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09/01/2012, 11:35 PM | #436 |
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Peter - How about some system updates: new lights or equipment changes?
Also how about an estimate on when you might post the new videos segments you referenced a while back? |
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Congrats on the split.
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Quite right. All the photos, slide shows and videos that have been released so far are available on petersfishtank.com. Also, all the videos are available on YouTube.
There are more videos planned, but as long as the weather is fine you will more likely find Peter out on a golf course somewhere. Dave.M
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WOW, I've been busy the last couple of years learning to dive then diving on some of the best reefs in the Gulf and with the exception of watching a 2' queen angel make a pass just 12" from your mask this has got to be the best thing I've seen during that time. Peter this is an extremely impressive tank and I look forward to seeing updates from time to time.
Of course there was this time in Bonaire where I got to watch these 5 french angels pass in front of me. They ranged from the largest all the way down to a teenager in the rear............ Nope, I still your tank better. Joe |
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Peter,
I've read the entire thread, both sections from beginning to end and the one thing I could find an answer to is if the mangroves and miracle mud actually do any good. I wonder if the miracle mud is feeding the mangroves and that is the source of there growth. I wonder if a water test of the water going into the trays and coming out would show a difference. Joe |
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09/10/2012, 08:50 PM | #444 |
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Shawn
Let me bring up what I'm sure your sick of hearing. The book, Have you made any progress? Where can I get it. I'm seriously looking at building something like a 500-600 gallon next year and find the data in this thread priceless. I would like to use everything created in this build as a springboard for that build if/when the time comes. Joe |
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I just don't have the time to write anything. The other hard part is that everything is changing so quickly, any ideas become obsolete pretty fast.
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09/12/2012, 09:55 AM | #446 |
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From one home theater, car and aquarium nut to another:
Great work! Obviously everything that could be said RE:Compliments is out there, but I really enjoy your setup. |
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Shawn,
while LED usage is highly fluid making a best practice disscusion in book form out of date from nearly day one, many other points are likely to persisit as state of the art or nearly so for many years to come. I know there is virtually no money to be made in a book but maybe you would consider something a bit more "out of the box" as our suit wearing brothers may say. an electronic book would avoid the need to fight with a publisher over contracts and release dates and a bunch crud. Maybe hire a good editor to peak over your shoulder from time to time and be done with it. Plus and up-date would be ease to add and sell. I know I would pay near hard back prices to have an electronic document that both documents the behind the scenes details of Peter's system and your thoughts on managing captive reefs in general. |
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He already had an editor, and he did not like it, not one little bit.
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The man has all this knowledge and has been very helpful. If book sales is not of interest we just need to find a big enough carrot.
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