Behold the ghettoness aka HOB heaven
- Thread starter cowfish
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- Sound Beach,LI
It looks awesome! I dont see anythintg ghetto about it!!
Thanks everyone. The pics look better than the tank. Selective photography 
. The majority of the corals are only 3-6 inches in length/diameter.
Kathy - Every piece of equipment, including the 75g tank and stand, were either used or a floor model. No sump. I use an Octopus Bh 800 skimmer, BRS dual media reactor (carbon and GFO) and a HOB refugium (can't remember the brand) with cheato. Main circulation comes from a Vortech MP20 and there's a koralia nano behind the rrocks on the opposite end of the tank. Lighting is 6 54 watt t5 lamps in an old Tek light fixture. I dose Calcion, Reef Code B and Kent Tech-M. All of the corals, with the exception of the gorgonian, were bought as 1-3 inch frags. There are 5 fish in the tank - banggai/kaudern's cardinal, percula, royal gramma, tailspot blennie and a male Lubbock's wrasse. There a number of inverts; brittle star, orange linckia sea star, peppermint shrimp, skunk cleaner shrimp, strawberry crab, abalone and a few others.
. The majority of the corals are only 3-6 inches in length/diameter.Kathy - Every piece of equipment, including the 75g tank and stand, were either used or a floor model. No sump. I use an Octopus Bh 800 skimmer, BRS dual media reactor (carbon and GFO) and a HOB refugium (can't remember the brand) with cheato. Main circulation comes from a Vortech MP20 and there's a koralia nano behind the rrocks on the opposite end of the tank. Lighting is 6 54 watt t5 lamps in an old Tek light fixture. I dose Calcion, Reef Code B and Kent Tech-M. All of the corals, with the exception of the gorgonian, were bought as 1-3 inch frags. There are 5 fish in the tank - banggai/kaudern's cardinal, percula, royal gramma, tailspot blennie and a male Lubbock's wrasse. There a number of inverts; brittle star, orange linckia sea star, peppermint shrimp, skunk cleaner shrimp, strawberry crab, abalone and a few others.
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