Using feng shui to get my reef tank.

[Kayakkite]

Click on Period 8 checkbox in page. Enjoy...

Cheers and Happy Reefing.

Thanks bro.

Bookmark the page. It's the same calculation as mentioned in his book.

[Kakani]

We got fend shui master, bro that day u come my house my tank place there ok

[Kayakkite]

We got fend shui master, bro that day u come my house my tank place there ok

Bro. I'm not master. Just learn from books & attended seminar. Read from the Internet and magazines.

You've got an amazing tank. People walking into your house will get the wow factor and that's very good energy.

[Kakani]

There no wow factor for tank just normal reef tank. Hope the position I place is good. Sent from my GT-I9305 using Tapatalk 2

[Kayakkite]

There no wow factor for tank just normal reef tank. Hope the position I place is good. Sent from my GT-I9305 using Tapatalk 2

You got two "wow" that day. One from me and the other from my daughter...

[Kayakkite]

Elegance given by mini reefer.

[Kayakkite]

Updating left side of tank after scaping.

[Kayakkite]

Updating right side of tank. Using thin tonga branch to scape.

Hopefully, can scape up higher.

[Admiraltian]

Lots of room for more corals... Lol

[Kayakkite]

Beautiful nipples.

Not sure what's the name of chalice?

[Kayakkite]

Lots of room for more corals... Lol

In fact, I've both side to place coral.

But must make sure magnet cleaner can squeeze through.

[Kayakkite]

Just brought three pieces of live rocks. Going to do another round of scaping....

Stacking higher. Hopefully, this will be the last round enhancing the rock scape.

[Kayakkite]

Hopefully, the foundation is strong enough to hold and support the final pieces. Was thinking whether to make it mobile and not epoxy it, in case anything dropped.

[Kayakkite]

Adding epoxy to rocks.

Must secure before lowering down to tank.

[Kayakkite]

My water melon.

[Kayakkite]

The connection of rocks together seems a bit difficult. No choice but to use drill and insert locating pins.

[Kayakkite]

After drilling the holes on one rock, use it to mark another rock.

Use plastic wall plugs as locating pins.

[Kayakkite]

The plastic wall plugs acting as locating pins should be able to secure the rocks.

After securing, add epoxy to cover the joints.

[Admiraltian]

The plastic wall plugs acting as locating pins should be able to secure the rocks. After securing, add epoxy to cover the joints.

Nice DIY skills.

[sunny03]

The plastic wall plugs acting as locating pins should be able to secure the rocks.

After securing, add epoxy to cover the joints.

Wall plug might be a bit short .. if you going to do another structure get a threaded nylon rod and nuts.

But I can said its a nice bridge

[Kayakkite]

Wall plug might be a bit short .. if you going to do another structure get a threaded nylon rod and nuts.

But I can said its a nice bridge

Yes bro. The one on the left a bit short. I've changed using chopstick. The nylon rod maybe too expensive.

[Kayakkite]

Finally, bridging completed. Hope it will hold well.

[Kayakkite]

Using simple items to make algae clipper and to perform feeding without getting hands wet.

Ensure all submerge parts are plastics.

[Kayakkite]

Ensure to wash the nori in saltwater.

[Kayakkite]

Just clip the clothes peg on the top of tank. Try to choose a moderate to high flow location so that it's not an easy meal for the tang.

Even the cleaner shrimp is interested.