This video tours Evan Luo's stunning 350-gallon SPS dominant reef tank in Sydney, Australia, highlighting its unique 'lifted aquascape' and vibrant coral collection. The host, Jake Adams, delves into Evan's advanced equipment setup, includi
This video tours Evan Luo's stunning 350-gallon SPS dominant reef tank in Sydney, Australia, highlighting its unique 'lifted aquascape' and vibrant coral collection. The host, Jake Adams, delves into Evan's advanced equipment setup, including a powerful lighting array and diverse flow pumps, as well as his detailed husbandry practices. Evan shares his philosophy of consistency and minimal intervention for maintaining a thriving reef.
Evan Luo's 350-Gallon SPS Reef — Full Equipment List
$3,743
est. build cost
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This tank for about a year now. It's an equal tank. It's a six by two and a half by two and a half. It's about 350 gallons around that and yeah, as you can see, it's mostly SPS corals.
I've got t5 mainly in the middle 881 and I think I've got eight Kessils. So eight Kessils just like it's got spotlighting. Normally people would have like one or two these small lights just to highlight some of their corals, but you have eight of them.
I'm running 3 MP 40s. I've got a quiet driver over there. I think I've got two old ones. I've got those Asian pumps, there's Jebao ones, that's a big one and there's small one and I've gotten every 10 and it just got a random MP 10 just to create more animals.
I use this natural sea salt that ultimately are an Australian party. They pretty much developed it for me.
The way I see reefing, it's like pushing a really heavy ball. It takes a lot to get going, but once it's going, it's actually quite easy to maintain that ball.
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