1800 gallon build and my new 180

[Deadliestviper7]

I currently have a niger trigger, yellow tang and the tessalata. I bought a few more yellow tangs and a blue jaw, but had a run in with ich, which took out 2 tangs and the blue jaw. I’m about to get a green moray, some more triggers and a large queen angel. Still have some trim to do around the aquarium and some improvements to make. Also got a UV sterilizer hooked up.

Get a group of niger triggers, they look great when they school

 

[Deadliestviper7]

I currently have a niger trigger, yellow tang and the tessalata. I bought a few more yellow tangs and a blue jaw, but had a run in with ich, which took out 2 tangs and the blue jaw. I’m about to get a green moray, some more triggers and a large queen angel. Still have some trim to do around the aquarium and some improvements to make. Also got a UV sterilizer hooked up.

Get a group of niger triggers, they look great when they school

 

[gnorris23]

 

[Deadliestviper7]

Nice , are you gonna get any corals?

 

[gnorris23]

I bought a green moray eel online and it died before shipping. Found another one but he is a giant. I decided instead of risking putting him in the 300 gallon I’d build a temporary tank to hold him in until I finish the 1800. Soooooo here’s my new build. My living room is getting pretty crowded.

 

[gnorris23]

 

[Matteus]

Wow. This is amazing. You are a true testament of resilience. All the sh@$ you have gone through on this process is inspiring. Even the fact that you are still revamping the plan after 5 years from start date is incredible. You are a strong and determined individual Sir.

I love how the new moray invokes a new tank. Lol. That's almost always the reason I get a new tank. How big is the new tank for the the moray?

Thank you for keeping this thread going after so long. Can't wait to see the 1800 stocked.

 

[gnorris23]

The new tank is almost 200 gallons. 5ft long 3 ft wide 30 inches tall. I’m having a problem with pin hole leaks. I ordered max acr and it’s supposed to be easier to work with than pond armor. Also picked up this little guy last week and threw him in a 75 gallon for now.