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yeah it's a great tank. I wonder what his sandbed maint. is like?

Wow is all i got to say!!! Any idea on the dimensions of the tank?

great tank, the coral looks awesome jam packed!!! that looks like alot of fish thought!

Beautiful tank!! I have seen it on reef2reef's forum.

Thank You Mark and everyone. It's been a busy day here today, our club had a reef tour , and my tank was one of the stops. I had well over a hundred people here and it was crazy all day long. I just sat down and Mark sent me a message telling me he had posted my video. I'm honored Marc. I'll try to answer all the questions you have.
Jnarowe, Thank you, I try to vacuum small parts of my sand every w/c. Plus I have a sand star, large tigertail sea cuc, and seven leopard wrasses that keep my sandbed stireed up all the time.

Mustang, Thank you, The dimensions are 72l x 30w x 24 h= 225 gallons.

Baker.shawn, Thank You, The coral is thriving, and growing well everyday. I have 42 fish living the life of luxury.

Hat39406, Thank you as well. I do get around. LOL

How big a water change do you do, and how often?

I do a 25 gallon w/c every other week. I run a very large skimmer and a bio-denitrator as well to keep my water pristine for the acros.

That's a great looking tank, thanks for sharing. What kind of lighting if you don't mind.

I've noticed with Deltec calcium reactors, they usually don't have more than a 1/3 of the chamber filled with media. Why is that?

Your gear is doing a great job keeping up. Do you have a UPS connected to your Korallin reactor?

I don't fill mine up because of the aquabee pumps they have on them. The achilles heel of the system.
In five years I've gone through 4 pumps and just bought another one. They need to find a pump that can handle the amount of media they suggest. Aquabee can't.

I don't know what you mean by UPS??

A friend of mine in Austin has the same problem. The pumps overheat.

A UPS like you use for a computer to provide power during an outage. I've heard that denitrators need one because if it is without power for over 30 minutes, the bacteria within dies.

Never heard that. I cant see why it would die when you are only dripping the water out of it at a very slow rate. The water that is in the vessel has to be in there much longer than 30 minutes. I'll have to check that out. Doesn't make sense to me.

Please let me know.

Marc, Here are a couple of recent pictures, mainly fish.

Stunning tank, as always. I hope I can catch up to yours some day.

Holy Carp.

No carp in my tank. LOL

Beautiful fish!!

I made another video last night.http://youtu.be/UYYH1Nflh1g?hd=1