Red Sea Reefer S1000

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Coming along nicely.

Very fast progress, it's amazing how quickly one can cycle a tank and get it filled with corals and fish nowadays.
 
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Coming along nicely.

Very fast progress, it's amazing how quickly one can cycle a tank and get it filled with corals and fish nowadays.

Thanks it has been nonstop work...

I used Dr. Tims bacteria and half of the rock is 4 year old rock, so that quickly got things running.
 
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Tanks is doing good. This is definitely my favorite tank out of all the setups I have had in the past 12 years.

Always looking for more corals to stock this reef, if you have anything nice in the Inland empire let me know .

Thanks for checking out my reef, happy reefing !
 

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Looking good! The stand appears to be vastly improved over the original designs.

Thanks !

Yeah I have zero concerns with the way this stand is built. Anything can happen but It looks like a slim chance with the way they build the stand with bracing and a metal top sheet to support the glass.
 

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Dang! Your tank is looking nice and filled already. And awesome tangs! You definitely put in some work to get it this well dialed in. It's awesome when you can start a tank and have no issues like dinos or nuisance algae. I think that established live rock was the key.
 
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Haha, man, I'm starting to realize how slow I am at getting frags in my tank. Definitely post some photos when you get them in.
Maybe I am just impatient. Lol

I started with some frags from local reefers and they are all laying a base, branching small numbs and keeping color. I figured it was time to get a nice order of sps now.

Of side note, I might trade these Kessil 500s for radion XR 30s if anyone is interested…?
I like the color and shimmer but I cannot get them to link to my internet and over hand turning Color and power inputs .
 
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Maybe I am just impatient. Lol

I started with some frags from local reefers and they are all laying a base, branching small numbs and keeping color. I figured it was time to get a nice order of sps now.

Of side note, I might trade these Kessil 500s for radion XR 30s if anyone is interested…?
I like the color and shimmer but I cannot get them to link to my internet and over hand turning Color and power inputs .
B4 you go xr30's I have a reefi uno 2 you can barrow and setup on the tank and check it out if you want
 
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Tank is on cruise control for now .

I am getting married in Oahu in two weeks then going to Bali for 8 days . We will see how the tank is doing after that trip. I am very nervous to leave the tank but hope for the best .

Any things to check/consider before leaving ?
 

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You don't have anyone to check on the tank while you are out? If you have a trusted reefer nearby, might want to get their info and ask if they can help.

Might want to install a camera to keep any eye out on your tank. I'm considering getting one when I have to travel in the summer. Definitely, empty your skimmer/skimmate locker. Refill everything (ATO, cal/alk, etc.).

Have fun in Hawaii and Bali! And congrats on the wedding.
 
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I suggest any or all of the following for a prolonged absence:
  • Make sure your ATO reservoir and dosing containers are topped up and running correctly;
  • If feasible, have a trusted reefer check on it a couple times (and teed up to address emergencies) - otherwise, have a neighbor check on it daily and feed the fish;
  • If you don't have redundant heaters, circulation pumps and/or return pumps in place, consider putting them in place before departing so you can toggle on a replacement if needed (assuming you have remote control);
  • If you have a home camera, train one on the tank so you can check in on it visually from time to time.
Have a good time in Hawaii and Bali, that's awesome! Congrats!
 

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