My 3ft project

[limsh1999]

just humble suggestion, how about getting some more bigger base rocks to be added to the rockscape and creating more void spaces at the bottom part. Thus allowing adequate current flow especially surrounding the lower part of the tank....Anyway, nice tank you have there........

[Nirvani]

As per suggestions, I have rescaped the tank to create more cavity and void space underneath....

[Nirvani]

View of the hood... gotta change the lights soon.. now using 2ft pl and fl

[Nirvani]

Dr Evil DIY has arrived!

[Nirvani]

Configuration is 2 actinics and 2 daylights, with tridonic digital ballasts. The whole thing looks unobstrusive and it isn't heavy at all!

[Nirvani]

Parabolic reflector with the aquaz tube

[Nirvani]

Tank with the actinic lights... looks really blue

[Nirvani]

Full lighting on... still looks a little blue to me... next change will need to get warmer lights

[Gorgonia850]

View of the hood... gotta change the lights soon.. now using 2ft pl and fl

Yup, this rescape is wonderful & hopefully with corals place on it in future will defintely give you a Super Nice Tank, keep up

[Gorgonia850]

As per suggestions, I have rescaped the tank to create more cavity and void space underneath....

Yup, this rescape of rocks looks much better & believe with the corals placing around on it will definitely give a Nice looking tank, keep up

[dr evil]

actually the color blend is very nice.....not to blue not to white...if u think its too blue, u should use 3 white n just 1 blue...

cheers

[Nirvani]

Tank shot Oct 10 2004

Current Inhabitants:

1 False Perc Clown

1 Damselfish

1 Blue legged hermit (in sump lol)

1 Coral Banded Shrimp

2 Cleaner Shrimps

1 Ricordea

[Nirvani]

Ricordea which I just bought today.... looks ok, but colors a bit bland

[Rocky99]

hi, nirvani, u have a nice tank. what are your tank dimension? thanks...

[RAV-65]

nice nice... always like the clean look of new tanks...

[XPeriment 626]

yah, somehow watching the setup of a new tank is more fun than seeing the finished tank