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  1. I picked up 120, sold it as it wasn't going to fit on our main floor. Then, we revamped our basement and another tank made sense again. I have a 46g SPS dominated tank on the main floor with sparse rockwork that will remain. The 46 was my second go in reefing...the first ended badly in a transition from a 10g to a 30g cube during 6 months and 3 changes in address. Now, in my reef 3.0 I'll get to move some corals to a bigger tank, get some additional fish, and enjoy reefing on multiple levels... in my home and philosophically. Thank you to my wife for endulging my reefing hobby, I'll try not to start planning a 180 for a couple more years. SO...the NEW TANK details: Marineland 90g reef ready with screen tops and factory stand (wamas pickup) Eshopps R-200 (wamas pickup) Avast ATO (wamas pickup) AC3 controller (wamas pickup) Reef Octopus Classic 150 (new, through wamas sponsor - Premium Aquatics) ATI Sunpower 6x54w (new, from PA again) Reef Brite 48" Tech blue (new, from PA again) 2 x BRS dosers Eheim Compact 2000 return pump ...and I'm currently figuring out my display flow. My return pump is meant to roughly match my skimmer draw.... we'll see how that goes. I'll have to get some pics up soon. I've got what I hope is most all my rock in some holding tubs...been keeping it alive and ready. I need to buy some sand and the right size hose (3/4") to connect my hard plumbing to my return pump. Then, I can finish my leak test, drain, and fill with saltwater. Getting so close now....
  2. Getting out of the Hobby, for now anyway, selling off fully healed sps frags, some mini colonies, acans, couple chalices, almost a 300 gal tank ( 7'6"L x 30" W x 25"H) glass cages tank with left side corner overflow, and two hole drilled in bottom of tank for closed loop $700 90 gallon tank with no holes drilled, if you need holes, I will drill them for you $125 40 gal sump with baffles, never used $75 180 gallon tank, two overflows and an extral hole drilled in the back for closed loop $200 3 - 20 gal quarantine setups, that include 20 gal tank, filter, heater and circulation pump, $50 a piece Frags are $20 a piece and mini colonies are $40 a piece frags are as follows, Tyree tricolor, hulk milli, calacali, Aussie Azure, bali green slimer, leng sy, $500 efflo, sunset monti, ROAB digi, red dragon, King tut, miyagi tort, purple rim cap, chilli pepper monti, la lakers scroll, LA Lakers monti, green efflo, lime in the sky, and a few more, plus acan frags all with at least 4 heads and an assortment of zoas, these are all healed frags, and mini colonies Thanks Adam
  3. From the album: Frag Pics

    Frags of orange Monti cap, lemon-lime monti cap, and a small green & white discoma mushroom

    © James N. Dart

  4. LCDRDATA

    Green Poci

    From the album: Frag Pics

    Small frag of green poci

    © James N. Dart

  5. From the album: Frag Pics

    Frags of encrusting gorgonian, Idaho Grape montipora, and green pocillopora

    © James N. Dart

  6. From the album: Frag Pics

    Frags of encrusting gorgonian, lemon-lime monti cap, green & white discoma mushroom, and green poci

    © James N. Dart

  7. From the album: Frag Pics

    Orange Monti Cap, Green Poci frags

    © James N. Dart

  8. LCDRDATA

    Alien Eyes

    From the album: Frag Pics

    Alien Eye chalice frags

    © James N. Dart

  9. http://i1210.photobucket.com/albums/cc418/jrg993/photo.jpg Please help! This happened to this Acro Frag *overnight* - it's covered in small holes. I'm going to dip it when I go home to see what falls off but if someone could ID it for me I would really appreciate it. My water params are really locked, all other corals fine - it looks like a nasty pest of some kind. You can really see the hole at the bottom of the frag but if you look close it's covered in them. I've never seen damage like this - especially this rapidly.
  10. From the album: Frag Pics

    frags of red, orange monti cap

    © James N. Dart

  11. From the album: Frag Pics

    frags of red monti cap and encrusting gorgonian

    © James N. Dart

  12. From the album: Frag Pics

    alien eye chalice roughly silver-dollar size

    © James N. Dart

  13. From the album: Frag Pics

    1.5-2" frag of green poci.

    © James N. Dart

  14. From the album: Frag Pics

    green pocillopora frag, probably ~ 2.5"

    © James N. Dart

  15. From the album: Frag Pics

    Just in time for Christmas 2013

    © James N. Dart

  16. From the album: Frag Pics

    Just in time for Christmas 2013
  17. Hello All I currently have an LED fixture that I built like 4 years ago and while it worked very well for my previous tank (10 gallon aquarium) I am not very happy with it over my 22 shallow aquarium. Some of the issues I am currently facing is not enough PAR for SPS corals, no equal spread across & lacking of spectrum that some corals need for growing. Also, my tank is 24"x24" and the layout of these leds is rectangular so 2 sides of the tank get more light than the other. All this said, I am going to be building a new LED fixture with the following LEDS: 08 CREE XT-E Neutral Whites LEDS 16 CREE XT-E Royal Blue LEDS 04 LEDgroupBuy OCW (Ocean Coral White) LEDS 08 LEDgroupBuy Hyper Violet 430nm LEDS I am hoping I can achieve 500 PAR at some area's at least and have an equal spread across all the tank.. I will be installing these leds into a 10"x10" heatsink from heatsinkusa and will group the leds into 4 identical clusters with the purpose of mixing the led colors as good as possible. Also, I will be building a jarduino along the way so that I can control the output % of each led channel separately by hour, this way you can create a sunrise & sunset effects. I might expand this controller leater to add some of the other pre-programmed features such as moonlight (with schedulle by area), temperature sensors, heater control, etc.. I already created a post on how to put together the LDD drivers to power these leds located here. Here is a picture of some of the parts that will be used to put together this project, notice that I am still waiting for some parts such as the Power supply and the TFT monitor for the jarduino. LED Cluster Cluster with 60 degree optics "Arduino" and shield from ebay Thanks for watching and any suggestions or ideas to help me on this project would be appreciated!
  18. From the album: From the Top

    Idaho Grape, RBTA, GSP, Giant Clove

    © James N. Dart

  19. From the album: From the Top

    Blue Acropora (unsure of exact type), Red Montipora (shelving), Purple Nurple Zoa; unidentified zoas

    © James N. Dart

  20. From the album: From the Top

    Blastomussa, red Lord Acan, Purple Nurple encrusting montipora, Incredible Hulk palys

    © James N. Dart

  21. From the album: From the Top

    Hellboy Favia (~golf ball size), Incredible Hulk Palys, unidentified zoas

    © James N. Dart

  22. From the album: From the Top

    Green Favia (almost fist-sized), unidentified zoas

    © James N. Dart

  23. From the album: From the Top

    Green Pocillopora, Blue Clove Polyps, Green Candy Cane

    © James N. Dart

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