no. I broke it down and don't have it anymore. I had a hard time taking care of it and my fish were always getting sick, I would take them out and put them in a hospital tank and they would get better, and then as soon as I put the fish back in, they would get reinfected because the disease was in the water and I could not treat the water because it would kill the rock and the coral.

I could not keep the water at the right temp in the summer w/o a chiller, and I had to run the ac all of the time which could not be running at the same time the lights on the tank were on cause I would blow a fuse..

It was a real nightmare.
I loved the SW tho.
Someday I will set up another one.

Putting a fan on the water surface helps me cool my tanks. Did you have ich? I was able to kill my puffers ich with hyposalinity. I was able to do it in the display cause it is a fish only tank. Hypo will kill live rock, inverts, and coral too. I didn't have any of that in the puffer tank so it went well. I guess having 10 tanks will blow a circuit or two. I thought about putting my tanks on a 20 amp circuit. Most houses are built with all 15 amp circuits around the house and then 20 amp circuits in the kitchen cause kitchen appliances blow 15 amp circuits. At least that is how mine is. A 20 amp might prevent this but probably isn't a DIY install.

Nice pictures.
Nice tanks.
I think the quality is good!
Anyway, love the puffer. Thats the way to do it.
Have a reef tank and a SW fish tank.
Combining the 2 sucks if you run into problems.

nice...

yup, love my mac. My clowns weren't aggressive when they were young. They then grew mature and became aggressive. They are my bulldogs. Maybe they became more territorial when they became mated. The other fish in the tank were lost due to other reasons but i knew the clowns were getting more aggressive as they grew so i never replaced any fish and went more towards coral. I had one die in a winter power outage and another took a jump. I've never seen a baby hatch. I watch the eggs develop for over a week and then they start to disappear. One guy i talked to thinks i just don't see them and they get sucked up the filter. I do have a shrimp and few crabs so they might be to blame as well. I am going to get some sponges to cover the filter intakes and will attempt to hatch them when i'm more ready. Hard to feed for the first couple weeks so i have to be ready with rotifer and baby brine. Two will fight if they are the same sex, not mated, or not the same species.