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*sigh* ok...good luck with it...

I am leaning ric....

Tank looks nice

Not really sure what it is called but I have seen it in my tanks before. It went away about as fast as it showed up. One day it was there then a month or so later it wasnt. If I remember right I cleaned some of it off by hitting it with the flow of a power head. Figured it was diatoms that had...

Hello...welcome to the site....please tell me thats not a blue tang in a 55 gallon tank. :shock:

I have bought all my lights here Aquatraders - Guaranteed Best Prices on Aquarium Lightings + Free Shipping! they are knock off Chinese made lights but I have bought three different ones from them and they all have worked very well and cant beat the price. My oldest light from them is 5 years...

Tank looks great.

I have helped move a bunch of tanks from one side of the room to the other just like you mentioned. Strong backs and small steps....

Cool...

Hoping for the best, that is a really pretty fish. :x:

Crushed coral is what everyone used in the 90's. We also use to have full tank crashes every 2 to 3 years. The stuff is just impossible to keep clean.

+1 Smitty

Nice....

I need to drive to Austin...

Whooo hooo you have a real saltwater fish tank. Great looking fish. :^:

What it pulls will vary with your bio load. As long as it is pulling something now I think you should be ok.

There are a bunch of flow rate factors you will need to figure out. I cant really take all the credit...There is a lfs with a display tank that has the same idea...If I can I will try and go there in the next few days and snap a picture....

look here....https://www.livingreefs.com/adding-photos-livingreefs-t39160.html

Ok just brain storming here.....would two 10 gallon tanks fit in there? Could have a split sump design. One tank slightly higher then the other. so you could have a separate fuge then. Would need to drill the high tank and have it spill over to the second. No idea if your skimmer is going to...

It is a lot easier to put the sump in before you put the tank on top. For a already set up tank, many people have removed the center brace temporarily to get it in then put it back. It is a pain in the ass this way but it can be done. You would need to add some temporary supports so you dont get...