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FTS Thread

Started by LEROY, January 21, 2010, 10:58:49 PM

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LEROY

I'm not too sure if anyone has previously done this but I thought it would be nice to see all of the crative efforts of the OVAS salty memebers. This is the FTS thread. Reef, FOWLR doesn't matter but let's see what you got!!!!

Downsized the nano to about half the volume. Here's my new 5 gallon it's going to be packed pretty soon.

-Steve.

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fish

I think this is a great idea. I'm not very good with my camera but



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yellowtang

#2
excellent idea for sure!!!
here is a picture of my present set up!!!Camera is not that
good ,but here they go
lets see all those beautiful tanks out there
:) :)


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120g REEF Upgrading to a 180g soon
38G REEF

JD

+1, great idea!



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FocusFin

#4
Any excuse ;)

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110g saltwater/reef


I was walking down the street and a man was hammering on a roof top and he called me a Paranoid Little Weirdo. . . in morse code.

Rudall

I'll try again with the picture.
Changed my bulbs today and I really liked the look.
To bad I cannot seem to capture it with my camera.


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NjOyRiD

#6
heres mine 250g system

220g tank
30g sump

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370g System

220g tank, 65g Sump. octopus Cone skimmer xp-5000, vertex zf-30 nitrate reactor, RX6 DUO Ca reactor, Mp60w Ecotech pump, 2x 400w MH XM bulbs 15k. All controlled with DA RKE-net controller, Water Blaster HY-3000 return pump, Vertex Zf-15/Carbon, Vertex Zf-15/GFO

LEROY

Finally posters!!!!! Took a few days but it's off to a great start. I'll get my girlfriend to take some new shots tomorrow did some rearranging.
-Steve.

Cheebs

Here's an older one, updated one coming soon :D

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fish

Played with the whitebalance and exposure - first picture is closer to what it looks like (nasty yellow XM10K for growth) - the second is just playing around but it looked neat.



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fish

Hmm... don't seem to understand how to post multiple pics. The one in the post before is the funky colour one.

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FocusFin

Quote from: fish on January 31, 2010, 07:27:50 PM
Played with the whitebalance and exposure - first picture is closer to what it looks like (nasty yellow XM10K for growth) - the second is just playing around but it looked neat.

I had to tweak mine in edit so that the actual colour comes through rather than just blue. With my point and shoot I only have 3 settings for white balance and none of them are right.

Quote from: fish on January 31, 2010, 07:28:56 PM
Hmm... don't seem to understand how to post multiple pics. The one in the post before is the funky colour one.

There should be a tab next to "browse" for more attachments.

110g saltwater/reef


I was walking down the street and a man was hammering on a roof top and he called me a Paranoid Little Weirdo. . . in morse code.

QueensU

Kind of timid to post my FTS after all those great tanks! 
Couple of recent shots, and "in the beginning"


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Severum

Great looking tanks everyone!

I'll be happy to contribute to this thread after some manual algae removal... :-[
Regards,
Steve Everum

"We like people for their qualities, but love them for their defects."

120 gallon reef

fish

Come on people - show off your stuff!

HOB

#15
Here's mine.....still in progress.....

Last two pictures taken last weekend with 14K lighting instead of 10K.


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cn

Very nice setup HOB. You have some beautiful fishes in there.

Severum

Tang-a-licious tank, Joe!!!!
Regards,
Steve Everum

"We like people for their qualities, but love them for their defects."

120 gallon reef

HOB

Quote from: cn on February 19, 2010, 03:55:44 PM
Very nice setup HOB. You have some beautiful fishes in there.

Quote from: Severum on February 19, 2010, 04:17:07 PM
Tang-a-licious tank, Joe!!!!

Thanks guys!
Whenever I walk past the tank, they all come flying to that corner.....even the clownfish leave their anemone.
Not sure if they're happy to see me or just asking for more food!!

cn

Quote from: HOB on February 19, 2010, 04:56:18 PM
Thanks guys!
Whenever I walk past the tank, they all come flying to that corner.....even the clownfish leave their anemone.
Not sure if they're happy to see me or just asking for more food!!


I like your fishes. How big is your tank and how old is it ? Did you
get all your fish locally ?

fischkopp

Quote from: JD on January 30, 2010, 01:17:41 PM
+1, great idea!

+2, Keep sharing!

Let's make this sticky.  :)
be aware of the green side
my fish suck
L007 ♦ L014 ♦ L034 ♦ L046 ♦ L106 ♦ L128 ♦ L134 ♦ L136B ♦ L183 ♦ L191 ♦ L200 ♦ L340 ♦ LDA031

LEROY

Posted my new tank in my original post, kind of looks the same just smaller.

pt109

Here's a side shot of my 120G "peninsula" reef

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fish

Thought I'd post some updated pics - I just switched from Geissmann Actinic+ plus XM10K to Reeflux 12K with Geissmann Pure Actinic. Much nicer colours :)

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Rybren

Very nice tank, Fish!
120G Reef

fish

Thanks. I ran into trouble last summer and I have been working hard to bring it back. Always learning...

Hookup

wow fish, great looking reef.  Hats off.

Severum

Wow! How old is that tank? Those are some big arse colonies of SPS.
Regards,
Steve Everum

"We like people for their qualities, but love them for their defects."

120 gallon reef

fish

Thanks guys. It has been up for 4 years.


Vincenzo.

our daughters 3g pico....

dan2x38

#30
My first effort into the marine world. A 33 gallon bowfront with a 30 gallon sump. Have almost completed an upgrade to a 75 gallon setup.

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Voltaire:
"I may not agree with what you have to say,
but I'll defend to the death your right to say it."

gemmate

First shot is 6 month ago and others are current photos.

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Bob P

1 1/2 year old 75 gal.
Taken 6 months ago

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fish

Hey Bob - how about a new pic?

cn

#34
Here is my tank. I have mostly LPS and some easy SPS.

damonbrodie

Here's my FTS.  I built the bookcase that surrounds the tank.  Tank is a standard 120G (4x2x2) with a dedicated sump room in the basement.  Tank has only been up for 4 months now.

Todd

Quote from: damonbrodie on February 19, 2012, 09:48:34 PM
Here's my FTS.  I built the bookcase that surrounds the tank.  Tank is a standard 120G (4x2x2) with a dedicated sump room in the basement.  Tank has only been up for 4 months now.

Love the built in! 

damonbrodie

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Quote from: Todd on February 19, 2012, 11:44:15 PM
Love the built in!  

Thanks!  I'll post some of the details in the saltwater build forum.  The hood is hinged and operates with a powered actuator.  The basement has a 60G sump and a 30G saltwater mixing station.  Water changes involve turning two valves and emptying the bucket of water.  I'm pretty happy with how it turned out - maintenance is very easy - and for me that is the key to success.

Dakotamay

Here goes. This tank has all LED lighting. Taken about 1 week after we transferred from our 75g. This is a 180g with 50g sump.

FTS full lighting



FTS just blues


damonbrodie

Quote from: Dakotamay on February 20, 2012, 11:31:48 AM
Here goes. This tank has all LED lighting. Taken about 1 week after we transferred from our 75g. This is a 180g with 50g sump.

FTS full lighting



FTS just blues



Nice!  What is on the backwall?  Is that stacked rock or foam or something else?



kole18


kole18

This is what my tank looks like 6 months ago, I've lost a few colony during the time I'd installed the BP almost killed my fav acro, I will post the latest pic thanks:)


Dakotamay

Quote from: damonbrodie on February 20, 2012, 11:39:22 AM
Nice!  What is on the backwall?  Is that stacked rock or foam or something else?

They are ceramic rock plates. They are very nice in their design as they provide a lot of shelves, nooks and crannies to attach and place corals. Each plate weights 20 lbs. There are 3 plates. They're glued permanently into place. We used eco rock to build up the corners and the mound you see in front center.

Cheebs

Amazing tanks everyone! I'll chip in my updated FTS :)



Papou

Not much but its a start. ;)

Papou