My 425g Tank

[firstfish]

Thought I would post some quick pictures. Tank has been up and running since late summer.
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[nicoli627]

Nice tank.

 

[axio]

Really nice healthy looking tank!

 

[rdnelson]

Sweet. No trouble with the trigger?

 

[axio]

There is a trigger in there?! Only asking because now I feel blind... lol I can't find it =/

 

[rdnelson]

Maybe I am wrong but the first pic upper left looked like one. But I am looking on my phone.

 

[tbub1221]

This is a great looking system , thanks for sharing your photos

 

[raz0945]

Great looking tank! Is it glass or acrylic, what are the dimensions?

 

[crew]

Raz0945;1015879 wrote: Great looking tank! Is it glass or acrylic, what are the dimensions?

+1 - let's see behind the scenes!

 

[nickh06]

Crew;1015880 wrote: +1 - let's see behind the scenes!

+2 Good looking tank, would like to hear more about it

 

[dball711]

Wow that tank looks great!

 

[bckc2002]

Beautiful setup!

 

[ghbrewer]

Love the tank!

Really like the school of Threadfin Cardinal fish, just noticed them in Jorge's big reef tank at Pure Reek last week. Hadn't noticed/seen them before. They are really interesting looking cardinal fish, with bright blue eyes and the yellow/orange striping.

Cool fish. Cool tank.

 

[shrimpy brains]

Beautiful tank! Thanks for sharing.

 

[jeffmuse]

Looks awesome, thanks for sharing. What are the dimensions?

 

[firstfish]

The tank is 76 x 36 x 36. No triggers in there. Would love to have them, but my understanding is they will demolish my corals. Just got the school of Threadfin Cardinals. Thanks for all the compliments. If anyone notices anything strange, please let me know. I am still learning my way around, so I am bound to make some mistakes.

 

[firstfish]

add some pictures

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[firstfish]

The tank is glass. I wasn't completely sure what was meant by the request to see what is behind the scenes. I presume this relates to sump, etc. I have attached a few more photos. The guy who did the install for me is old-school to a certain extent. Using a wet/dry system. There is 300+ lbs of live rock, an Aqua C240 skimmer, HQI Lighting T5 with moonlights. The 1/2hp chiller and reverse osmosis water tank(must be 100 gallons) is upstairs in a mechanical room. some other equip: Mag Drive 12 pump, Blueline 100 pump. I checked the size and it turns out I listed the dimensions incorrectly. The correct size is 76X30X42
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[atmercure]

Nice. Great assortment of fish.