Meech's 120

[meech]

meec would like to kno on some ideas you had on using the plexi as part of your aquascaping....:idea:

I'll pm you with some pics this weekend

 

[lola]

some1 else had a vision :scratchch

 

[meech]

well, after 3 long hours,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,the old sand has been removed from the tank.

all of my live rock is in a 37 gal rubbermaid.

,,,,,now I'm refilling the tank with R/O water.

looks like this nightmare is coming to an end.:spin:

 

[Chiefmcfuz]

Dude I hate this, I feel so bad by making you do twice the work, I hope you don't hate me.

 

[meech]

Dude I hate this, I feel so bad by making you do twice the work, I hope you don't hate me.

not at all man !

I appreciate the honest advice.

,,,,but if I find out that I really didn't have to do this, I think it's only right that you give me a frag of everything in your tank !!!! lol :wink1:

 

[meech]

Ok,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,here are a few pics the updated aquascaping. .

I decided to go with CaribSea Aragonite Live Reef Sand. The water is still cloudy from the newly added sand but it seems to be clearing up by the hour. My goal with this aquascape setup water to create as many caves, tunnels and hiding places as I could, while still leaving room corals to be displayed. I believe that the more hiding places your fish have, the less stress they will endure. I felt like an architect creating this underwater neighborhood.

Here's a few shots prior to adding the sand:

OK, now here's a few CLOUDY WATER pics after addition of the sand.

 

[meech]

by the way,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,I'm happy to report that after taking water tests this morning, my results were:

Ammonia: 0
Nitrites: 0
Nitrates: 10


PROBLEM SOLVED !!!!!!!!!!!!!!:thrash: