do i need any other equitment for my 750

i already have a 200 gal sump with 90 gal refugium and a kalc and calcium reactor with ro/di unit and a ato unit (im getting a deltec skimmer)and i was wondering if i could get anything else

 

You will need about 300 gallons at the minimum for storage of new just in-case saltwater on hand at all times and some stored Freshwater also .. Pumps and a building plan for the entire system.. All the mechanicals should be in place and ready when the tank arrives the stand and for the tank and designed exhaust hood for the lights and to get the heat vented outside. I had a 1400CFM exhaust power vent on mine with a thermostat controller for the heat removal in the summer months. All the wiring and plumbing should be roughed in beore hand also.
A tank this size require's some serious planning .. Where will you be locating the sumps and all the pumps and skimmer and timmers and such ?

 

Have you bulk ordered salt yet? --- this is going to take a heck of allot.

How about substrate and LR (if you are going to use any)?

 

Maybe its just easier to get it filled with natural seawater in the begining because mixing 750gallons takes a while.

 

Not just 750:

Tank 750
Sump 200
Refugium 90
Spare (re Tangster) 300

Comes to approx. 1340 gallons by my count.

"...mixing 750 gallons takes a while..." - a gross understatement.

 

Ok how about we double that time ;D

 

i have a wet room (laundry room turned into a wet room) set up for it i also have a plan for every thing i plan to run the wiring through the wall and into the wet room
i have 100 lbs of live rock for the refugium and 120lbs of live sand for the refugium
i also have 1200 lbs of live sand for the main imported from a live sand importer
the water i plan to used mixed water and i have 3 lfs mixing 500 gallons each for me at a cost of 1$ a gallon and i plan to get it to my house useing a rented semi
i need to get the lights and ballast now that i know what im getting
(5) reef optics pendants with (5) blue wave 250 watt
i ordered a deltec ap1004 as my skimmer

 

Ok Dave, time to start posting some pics...

We are all interested in seeing this bad boy getting set up!

This is really the interesting part of seeing a new system put into operation, esp a really large one.

Don't try and tell us you can't afford a good camera. ;D ;D ;D

 

no ill post some pics when the tank arrives and take pics every step of the way

 

I just dumped the buckets in mineand cut the pumps on .. Took took about 6 buckets as I recall .. That was with displacment of the rocks Oh my old buckets where 200 gallon ones not the new 160 I/O salts.. You might want to think about the fill up water