Seahawk

Thank you. Now that I figured out the photo thing I will happily post more pictures. I have learned so much from forums such as these, I feel compelled to return the favor. I most admit, I benefited from LR that was "aged" for several years as well as a fish population that has been in captivity for quite some time as well. Not to mentioned an oversized skimmer. My only tribulation was a bout of cyano, but the addition of ozone quickly cured the problem. Naga should take a bow for his fine work.

Please forgive the quality of the photos and my obvious novice posting abilities. This was a test of my camera and figuring out how to post pictures. This is the tank after almost six months. I have been very pleased with the results. Almost no issues and all the animals are healthy and happy. I will post some more when my skills improve. OK Naga, I got it done :-)

Testing photo posting http://i282.photobucket.com/albums/kk273/s...565/Tank063.jpg

Exciting day. Jeff, great work. Even though we have spent over 2 years working on this design, we continue to tweek it during the installation phase. Jeff has come up we some novel approaches to water flow and distribution. Having the over flow box in the right corner was a very recent change. I love the idea. The tank will be viewed from the left, so one will have a very open view. Of course, the over flow box will be covered with live rock. I envision one or two islands to left of the tank, promoting the open view from some one looking at the tank from the left corner. As for the natural light, yes, I am concerned. I am hoping that my robust filtration system will keep the nutrients down to a level where the natural light will become an assest and not a detriment. We will see.

I am the proud owner of this system. Jeff has been invaluable in making this project a reality. He does exceptional work. After 2 years of planning, it will be thrilling to see it up and running. Thank you to all of you who freely share your knowledge. More to come.