hi all

[coralmad]

hi everyone :Cheers:

 

[Bifferwine]

Hello and welcome.

 

[bobby]

Welcome to the site!

 

[reeffreak]

Welcome to Living Reefs.
May your time here be imformative.

 

[yote]

Welcome to the reef.

 

[fishbait]

hello to you too. welcome to the site.

 

[LionFish]

Welcome to the reef
I see you are from the other side of the pond, ( note to self. need to find a good metric chart) have fun , you will find that we are a mellow group.

 

[fatman]

Hello.

 

[Doc]

HI

-Doc

 

[Rainer]

Welcome!

 

[fatman]

coralmad, is that a tank dimension 3 foot long x 2 foot wide x 18 inches tall. If so, that is great! For some strange unknown to me reason(s) American manufacturers always want to make their rectangular tanks taller than they are wide. The 120 and 180 gallon tanks are the only wide rectangular tanks nearly as wide as they are tall. (Speaking of standard not custom tanks, up to 210 gallon in size.) Obviously less oxygen and CO2 exchange surface area and more intense lights needed due to unreasonable depths, yet we Americans are still stuck with ill proportioned tanks. They use their brains in the UK I guess.