Liam Lovatt's Red Sea Max S-650 Mixed Reef Aquarium - A Featured Tank from the UK!
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Reefing interesed me from an early age due to me living in Tropical areas because my dad was a professional diver and often used to bring me interesting things or stories. I started reefing around 20 years ago, back in the days of Tufa Rock and Undergravel Filters, where you were lucky to keep a tube worm alive for longer than 6 weeks. Back then it was all about the fish for me, with very little information for corals.
After quite a few glass boxes with rusting metal lids and External/Undergravel Filters I found the Red Sea range of tanks. I decided I should stop killing corals the first step was to get a good understanding of what they needed. At around the same time decent affordable lighting and better coral information was becoming readily available online. I spent many hours using the search function on forums but the thing that really made me understand what corals need to flourish was the Red Sea Reef Care Program. As soon as I had my head around the basics it all seemed to fall into place. I now had the confidence to splash out on more valuable corals. The corals grew so fast I quickly upgraded from a Red Sea 130 to a Red sea 250 before arriving at this Red Sea S-Max 650.
-Liam Lovatt
Display Tank | Red Sea Max S650 |
Display Tank Volume | 150 Gallons |
Tank Dimensions | 63" x 27.5" x 25" |
Sump Volume | 25 Gallons |
Aquarium Material | Glass |
Circulation
Main Return Pump | Royal Exclusive RD3 |
Plumbing | Stock Red Sea plumbing and vinyl tubing |
Overflow | Stock Red Sea internal overflow box with emergency drain |
Powerheads | x2 Gyre XF150 |
Controllers & Monitors
Aquarium Controller | STC1000 Temperature Controller |
Heater | Dual Schego 300w Titanium |
Chiller | D&D DC750 |
Alerts | Water Detector, SMS Power Alert, SMS Temperature Alert, Webcam |
Protein Skimmer | Royal Exclusive Bubble King Double Cone 200 RD3 |
CO2 Scrubber | Pacific Sun |
Media Reactors | Pacific Sun |
Media | Red Sea REEF-Spec Carbon, Blue Tang Marine |
Live Rock | 150 lbs |
LED | x5 Aqua Illumination Hydra 26 LED Lights |
Photoperiod | 8am - 6pm |
ATI Lab ICP Testing | Every 2-3 months |
Red Sea Pro Test Kits | Weekly |
Water Exchanges | None |
Dosing | Kamoer X4 WiFi Dosing Pumps |
Additives | Red Sea Reef Care Program |
Water Tests | Weekly using Red Sea Test Kits and every 2-3 months ATI Lab ICP Testing |
Media Replacements | Carbon as needed, CO2 Media every 2-3 weeks |
Fish | New Era Algae and Marine Pellets, Nori, Ocean 55 Pellets, A la Carte Tinned Brine Shrimp |
Coral | Red Sea Reef Energy |
Frequancy | Once Daily for fish pellets |
Fish
SPS Corals
Soft Corals
Soft Coral and Anemones
Inverts
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