Hello All

[pandora32]

Hey everybody!
My name is Jason. I have been in the salty water hobby for 2 1/2 years now. I started with a 55g standard with no sump and a seaclone skimmer, a marineland canister and 5 powerheads!!!....lol. It actually did real good!
I have now moved up to a 215g oceanic that meray2: and my wife:ballchain: won from Indoor Reef in Tacoma. I have a total of 261.5g.
72" 250 watt MH x3, moonlights, Actinic PCs.
My sump is a Adhi model 60 or 65?.
I have a Life Reef VS-24 skimmmer in the sump with a oddysea WP-1000 pump. A lot bigger than whats suggested.
I have a Vertex media reactor that I was running phos-ban through. I removed the reactor cuz it was taking up usefull space. I have noticed that the tank looks "healthier" without it.
I have no powerheads in the display.
My return pump is a gen-x.
I have around 250-300 lbs of rock.
Display has 275 lbs of white sand.
Sump has about a 5g bucket of aragonite mixed with crushed coral and a large bunch of cheato.
The sump has a Adhi PC light, mixture of white and actinic, factory, bulbs.
Any questions or anything, hit me up.

 

[keithinspokane]

first of all welcome to reeffrontiers! second of all we need some pictures.

 

[Sasquatch]

Hi Jason! pics or it din't happen lol

 

[tike]

Welcome! I was wondering who won that system.

 

[Red C Aquarium]

welcome!!!

 

[Krish]

Welcome to RF!! :welcome:. Sounds like a nice setup! Looking forward to seeing some pictures.

 

[pandora32]

Sorry evrybody havent posted any pictures. I have been working alot of overtime at work. I will try soon.

 

[rainydave]

Welcome!

 

[pandora32]

Posted 3 pictures in members showcase under pandora 32 215g

 

[Frankie]

Looking good dude!

Here is the link to his showcase thread:
http://www.reeffrontiers.com/forums/f70/pandora32-215g-62130/

 

[pandora32]

Thank you. I totally forgot I posted those. I just posted more titled pandora32 215g. I there a way to combine the 2 threads?
I hooked my reactor back up. This time though, I am running carbon.
I also added 2 circ pumps and removed 50+ pounds of the sand.