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Finally, getting my 75 gallon started

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Old February 1st, 2008, 04:14 PM
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Re: Finally, getting my 75 gallon started

WOOOOOOOT we are getting our live rock tonight!
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Re: Finally, getting my 75 gallon started

yep, we're getting the live rock tonight i'm geting some fittings to try and stop the tank/toilet from flushing. i think if i take the 90 degree bend out of the drain line and get it just below the water surface it should cure it. i drilled out the vent cap hole from 1/8th all the way up to 1/4th inch in 1/64th increments and it didn't change the sound at all.

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Re: Finally, getting my 75 gallon started

well, we got the live rock and we absolutely love it. i kinda went alittle picture crazy, but who doesn't like pictures. it's so much easier than reading.













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Re: Finally, getting my 75 gallon started

Nice Rock!...I love that huge piece in the left corner.

What kind of light is that?

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Re: Finally, getting my 75 gallon started

Rock looks good. Got some nice pieces.

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Re: Finally, getting my 75 gallon started

Thats some great looking rock.Looks like its got some great coralline coverage on it.
Y'all are going to have a great looking reef there.
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Re: Finally, getting my 75 gallon started

Very nice Rock man
Tank is comming along nicely.
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Re: Finally, getting my 75 gallon started

nice rock. It looks like you got some pretty big pieces. was this your'e first shot at aquascaping? you'll probaly change your'e mind and move everything three or four more times. LOL everyone normally does. my tank has been up for 14 months, and I still find myself moving a small rock or two around sometimes.
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Re: Finally, getting my 75 gallon started

yeah, this is when we first put it in the tank. we went pretty slowly and took stuff back out and put it back in. it came out to 128 lbs. the light is a nova extreme pro. the very last shot is the switch for 1 actinic and the 3 daylights. i think all the other shots except the first is with all of the lights on.

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Re: Finally, getting my 75 gallon started

Nice shape and color to the live rocks.
Congrats!
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