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Re: Dr Marco's Reef Build
I use to like snakes until one ate my kitten...
Current Aquarium(s) Description: 12 gallon nano, 850 gallon reef, 4 - 20 gallon species tanks, 180 gallon built in Angel & Butterfly Experience in Saltwater & Reef Aquarium Hobby: 15+ years Other Intrests: reef keeping, scuba diving, rock crawling, horse back riding |
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Re: Dr Marco's Reef Build
i feed it gorillas. Anyway. I had some interesting news that will actually make the tank go a b-i-t slower, but quite worth it. I made an offer on a bigger house in a town just north of where I currently am. I couldn't believe my joy when I got the call from my realtor today that they accepted my offer. I was SO happy!!! The nice thing is that it was going into foreclosure tomorrow!!! I basically sniped another offer to get it, in the eleventh hour, and I got it!!! The best part, aside from the fact that it was priced $45,000 LESS than it appraised for, is that the basement (on cement to bear as much weight as I want) is, well, it is HUGE....MASSIVE...big enough for my dream tank...1,000 gallons!!!!!
So I need to wait til the middle of October in order to fill my 90 gallon new reef tank. I am getting the stand Friday and I will post pics, as well as the cleaning of the snake cage. Please be patient with my lack of Pics, Yote. I will be on top of it after the move. Oh sh!t... I have to move my 125. Ah, he!!....how much livestock will I lose during the move??? -Dr Marco ![]() Current Aquarium(s) Description: 125 gallon Angel tank with soft corals and 90 gallon reef Experience in Saltwater & Reef Aquarium Hobby: long enough to know I have a lot to learn |
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Re: Dr Marco's Reef Build
congrats on the house, sounds like you got a great deal! Will be good to have the 90 to help with transfer of the larger tank in the move.Current Aquarium(s) Description: 55gal tropical 55gal Marine Reef Experience in Saltwater & Reef Aquarium Hobby: running 8 months |
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I agree. I will be setting up the new tank a few days before the move. I plan on transferring all the corals into the 90 gallon before the main move. I will have that reef tank set up before I move in. Closing is mid-month and I will move in toward the end of the month. At that time, I will have the 90 up and running and deciding what to do with the 125 in the basement. I will also be starting to save for my dream tank - that will be one hell of a build thread!!! I might even rival Biff's reeDONKulously long thread....yes, I am jealous
-Dr Marco ![]() Current Aquarium(s) Description: 125 gallon Angel tank with soft corals and 90 gallon reef Experience in Saltwater & Reef Aquarium Hobby: long enough to know I have a lot to learn |
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sweet man keep us posted. i wanna see pics of your House / Fish room !
Current Aquarium(s) Description: 220 Perfecto W/ dual corner overflows Experience in Saltwater & Reef Aquarium Hobby: Not long enough |
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Re: Dr Marco's Reef Build
Congrats Dr. Marco! On the new house and the new stand that's coming. Pictures, pictures, pictures...
If you have the new tank set up beforehand, I don't think that you will lose much in the move.
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Re: Dr Marco's Reef Build
Biff,
I plan on setting up the 90 gallon at the same time I move. I will be using existing water from my current tank (about 40 gallons), live rock from my current tank (I have about 160 lbs and I am stealing 20 lbs from my work tank - I should really post pics of that tank on here, huh?), 3 bags of live sand, and some new water I will mix in a huge trash can at the new house. I will replace the 40 gallons from my 125 with new water I will mix at the new house. I will set up the tank about two days before the move (I have to replace the floor before I move in) and I will move in all the corals, clowns, BTA, and LR two days before I break down my main tank and move that sucker (not looking forward to that, BTW). I am hopeful that nothing bad will happen. I am currently looking for Maxjet powerheads for the 90. which ones do you guys recommend? -Dr Marco ![]() Current Aquarium(s) Description: 125 gallon Angel tank with soft corals and 90 gallon reef Experience in Saltwater & Reef Aquarium Hobby: long enough to know I have a lot to learn |
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Re: Dr Marco's Reef Build
I prefer the MJ900 over the 1200 since they are smaller and the flow nearly as good.I say 3 MJ900 at least.
I sure you know that I/we prefer the Koralias over the MJ.Two K3 would work great. BTW,good luck on the move.I absolutely hate moving a tank,especially the big ones.
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Re: Dr Marco's Reef Build
thanks for the input. I am picking up my stand tomorrow or saturday. I wil post pics. It is really sturdy and pretty. Saw it today.
-Dr Marco ![]() Current Aquarium(s) Description: 125 gallon Angel tank with soft corals and 90 gallon reef Experience in Saltwater & Reef Aquarium Hobby: long enough to know I have a lot to learn |
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are you staying in orem?
have you considered not using power heads for flow? maybe oceansmotions or more inlets.. lets see pics of your cement... where the 1000gal gos Current Aquarium(s) Description: 12 gallon nano, 850 gallon reef, 4 - 20 gallon species tanks, 180 gallon built in Angel & Butterfly Experience in Saltwater & Reef Aquarium Hobby: 15+ years Other Intrests: reef keeping, scuba diving, rock crawling, horse back riding |
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congrats on the house, sounds like you got a great deal! Will be good to have the 90 to help with transfer of the larger tank in the move.

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