my 75gal setup

[meatwad0601]

here are a couple quick shots of my tank taken on my phone. i will get some more pics in today after i get the bugs worked out with my camera.

 

[OhNoNemo]

I like all the rock,Is that all base?If i could make a suggestion though,i would try and stack and manuveur the rock to make 2 big rock caves and maybe leave alittle openness in the middle,thats JMO.Our fish really like caves and such to just get away sometimes...lol...

 

[Smitty]

Your rockwork looks very nice. Your tank has lot of potential! :)

 

[meatwad0601]

its hard to see but there are a lot of caves in there, while i was placing the rock a buddy of mine was on the sofa to get the perspective right as i was doing it. it took a si pack and four hours but im still gonna tweak it a bit. thx for the compliments, i kind of thought i had too much but ill make it work. i still have like six more buckets of rock to pick through. ill get more and better pics of the caves and setup later.

 

[Bifferwine]

Very nice! You have lots of places to put corals.

 

[Ulta]

Sweet man! I really like it :)

 

[meatwad0601]

thx all i really appreciate all the advice up until now, everyone's been a real help. im sure glad i found this site! i tried my best to set up the rock with caves and places for coral in the future, i guess all those trips to the lfs to study there displays.

 

[meatwad0601]

pics of my sump and overflow box. they are still rough ,and i have to tune everything before polishing the edges and cleaning it all up but here it goes

 

[drew00c]

Looks good! How much LR is in there?

 

[meatwad0601]

dont know the exact weight but its about two five gallon buckets worth

 

[wontonflip]

Can't wait to see it up and running!! I love diy stuff!

 

[BL1]

Looks great Meatwad, nice to finally see pics of the setup!