Ace25's 75G Build Thread
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Google map it. 
It is about 1 hour north of Santa Barbara.
More wrasse family pics.. I think my cleaner has an eating problem athough he swears its glandular. lol.
It is about 1 hour north of Santa Barbara.More wrasse family pics.. I think my cleaner has an eating problem athough he swears its glandular. lol.
Here are some pics of the store I took today.
400G Reef
175G Bowfront, Softie Reef w/ 6' Solaris LED H Series.
Walking into the Aquatic Area.. 28G HQI Nano Reef/Rockbins/Freshwater room in back (where it belongs.. lol.)
Red Sea Max 34G reef in doorway
Invert cubicles and 1 of 2 walls of fish tanks
Frag Tank photos
Fish Pictures - Powder Blue Tang in 400G Reef
ORA Naked Clowns
Clown Tang
Some type of Rabbitfish
Eibli Angel
Flame hawkfish
Flamefin Tang
Freckled Tang
Potters Angel
Purple Rim Cap in 400G Reef
400G Reef
175G Bowfront, Softie Reef w/ 6' Solaris LED H Series.
Walking into the Aquatic Area.. 28G HQI Nano Reef/Rockbins/Freshwater room in back (where it belongs.. lol.)
Red Sea Max 34G reef in doorway
Invert cubicles and 1 of 2 walls of fish tanks
Frag Tank photos
Fish Pictures - Powder Blue Tang in 400G Reef
ORA Naked Clowns
Clown Tang
Some type of Rabbitfish
Eibli Angel
Flame hawkfish
Flamefin Tang
Freckled Tang
Potters Angel
Purple Rim Cap in 400G Reef
Freshwater Room
Planted Tank
Fish, Left side
Fish, Right Side
Cichlid Tanks
Some fish I thought was cool for freshwater
Planted Tank
Fish, Left side
Fish, Right Side
Cichlid Tanks
Some fish I thought was cool for freshwater
Catpicklesdog
Hindsight is a wonderful thing!
I'm loving your collection of wrasses
I'm also envious of the prices you pay. Over here, a flame angel costs about £80 ($160) :eek3:
I'm also envious of the prices you pay. Over here, a flame angel costs about £80 ($160) :eek3:
I'm loving your collection of wrasses
:jaw: :22_yikes:
ORA - http://www.orafarm.com/
Dedicated to increasing the number of aquacultured fish and corals in the hobby as opposed to wild-caught.
Ace - what is your opinion of the Solaris light on that tank (other than it is expensive), having (I would assume anyway) first hand experience. Has it had any of the prevalent H-series issues? Don't want to derail the thread, but its hard to get first-hand data on these things.
Dedicated to increasing the number of aquacultured fish and corals in the hobby as opposed to wild-caught.
Ace - what is your opinion of the Solaris light on that tank (other than it is expensive), having (I would assume anyway) first hand experience. Has it had any of the prevalent H-series issues? Don't want to derail the thread, but its hard to get first-hand data on these things.
