My new tank

[m_wtan79@yahoo.com.sg]

Finally my old tank is remove and new tank came in.

Final level adjustment

Front view

Installing piping

Sump tank and a QT.

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[youdontnowm]

i like the look of the tank !

looks long and shallow, what dimension is it ? specs ?

what will you be keeping ?

[m_wtan79@yahoo.com.sg]

Thanks. Its a 7ft x 2.5ft x 2.5ft tank. Intend to make it a mix reef tank. Had a BM C99 skimmer, Biopellet and filter socks only, 3 x 120w led light ordered from china. My sump only got 2 compartment so in case i want a refugium i can juz put in a container. Another is the return pump side.

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[Evolutionz]

wow nice tank size! i see a small teco chiller, is that gonna be enough?

[tofubox]

Dream tank dimensions. Is that chiller gonna be sufficient?

[tofubox]

Wow same thoughts evo. lol, same timing of post.

[youdontnowm]

Wow i wish having that dimension!!!

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[m_wtan79@yahoo.com.sg]

It shd be enough as it was rated up to 500gal. My vol shd be about 300+gal. And its in my office so monday to fri with aircon on. On my previous tank the chiller seldom kick in on weekdays

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[m_wtan79@yahoo.com.sg]

Wah but this size buying equipments n stuff is a killer. Didnt think of that beforehand. When i went to buy them i got a shock out of my life. Lol

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[Evolutionz]

Wow in the office! Thats nice... lighting is one of the most exp equipment. With such a big project suggest u go for a better light set since ur spending so much

3 ai hydra52 should be enough and the power would be needed to penetrate ur 2.5ft depth

[tofubox]

I think hes already ordered 3 x 120w Led from china. I guess u can see how good they are and do a review to share with the rest of us! Yeah the bigger u go, everything also need to upsize, certainly not cheap at all, more water volume per water change too. Eventually you will also need to invest in a calcium reactor if any plans to keep sps, I'm assuming a dosing system on a 7ft would be a killer? Anyway, looking for any workers? Will be great to have such a tank in my office. If i had this tank, i did keep all sorts of anthias and chromis. hehe

[m_wtan79@yahoo.com.sg]

Yup i agree lighting is the most exp. i already have the lights so i will just use them 1st. if really not good then i will upgrade them dun wanna waste the existing.

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[m_wtan79@yahoo.com.sg]

I think hes already ordered 3 x 120w Led from china. I guess u can see how good they are and do a review to share with the rest of us! Yeah the bigger u go, everything also need to upsize, certainly not cheap at all, more water volume per water change too. Eventually you will also need to invest in a calcium reactor if any plans to keep sps, I'm assuming a dosing system on a 7ft would be a killer? Anyway, looking for any workers? Will be great to have such a tank in my office.   If i had this tank, i did keep all sorts of anthias and chromis. hehe

I dun really intend to go for sps but maybe can try putting a few inside. I have no idea about dosing at all. But the the supplier advice me to use the h2o sea salt to fill up and for water change will be good enough. Unless really over stocks with corals. I'm thinking of getting bigger fish like tangs at 1st. But he told me can get a few schools of small fish oso very nice. Oh no i'm having headache liao. Swaying here n there both way oso nice.

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[tofubox]

Good advise from your supplier. I personally also use H2Ocean, and believe a lot of reefers here too. Haha, dosing is basically adding all the required supplements that will be used up by the corals. If u stocking low on corals, don't worry too much about it, a 7ft tank is definitely going to be really stable. Slowly you'll let the dark side pull you in, but lets leave that to much later, haha. Tangs are great choices, especially in such a big tank, they make good display. Schooling fish looks best in big tanks too. I can understand your headache, you are spoilt for choices! Right now, cant wait to see what you have in mind for the aquascape!

[flo_reeftank]

Finally my old tank is remove and new tank came in. http://www.sgreefclub.com/forum/index.php?app=core&module=attach&section=attach&attach_rel_module=post&attach_id=211164'>uploadfromtaptalk1395936010559.jpgFinal level adjustmenthttp://www.sgreefclub.com/forum/index.php?app=core&module=attach&section=attach&attach_rel_module=post&attach_id=211165'>uploadfromtaptalk1395936092029.jpgFront viewhttp://www.sgreefclub.com/forum/index.php?app=core&module=attach&section=attach&attach_rel_module=post&attach_id=211166'>uploadfromtaptalk1395936121596.jpgInstalling pipinghttp://www.sgreefclub.com/forum/index.php?app=core&module=attach&section=attach&attach_rel_module=post&attach_id=211167'>uploadfromtaptalk1395936152036.jpgSump tank and a QT.Sent from my SM-N9005 using Tapatalk

Nice size tank

[m_wtan79@yahoo.com.sg]

Good advise from your supplier. I personally also use H2Ocean, and believe a lot of reefers here too. Haha, dosing is basically adding all the required supplements that will be used up by the corals. If u stocking low on corals, don't worry too much about it, a 7ft tank is definitely going to be really stable. Slowly you'll let the dark side pull you in, but lets leave that to much later, haha. Tangs are great choices, especially in such a big tank, they make good display. Schooling fish looks best in big tanks too. I can understand your headache, you are spoilt for choices! Right now, cant wait to see what you have in mind for the aquascape!

what type of schooling fish do u recommend?

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[m_wtan79@yahoo.com.sg]

Nice size tank

thanks

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[ASHWIN]

looking good.

big is good haha

nice cabinet camping here for updates

[m_wtan79@yahoo.com.sg]

Will update more i still need lots of advice from all the pros here.

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[tofubox]

Personally i did recommend keeping anthias like dispars, bartletts or lyretails and blue/green chromis. Gives a good mix of both pink and bluish green

[markymarcus]

Very nice setup! This is the best part of tanking!

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[m_wtan79@yahoo.com.sg]

Personally i did recommend keeping anthias like dispars, bartletts or lyretails and blue/green chromis. Gives a good mix of both pink and bluish green 

Thanks bro. Will take ur recommendation into consideration

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[m_wtan79@yahoo.com.sg]

Very nice setup! This is the best part of tanking!

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Yup but very tiring. Now waiting for my tank to fill up using rodi think will take 2 days

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[Admiraltian]

Who's your tank maker?

[m_wtan79@yahoo.com.sg]

Tank junction. Very gd workmanship and very good service

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