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05/15/2017, 09:21 PM | #10226 |
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05/15/2017, 10:35 PM | #10227 |
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Hi all, new here from San Diego. Im starting a 65g reef and am getting most of my info from here. Patiently waiting for delivery of my tank but I have most of my equipment sitting here waiting. Not much more to say besides I really appreciate all the info shared here! Cheers!
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05/16/2017, 06:25 PM | #10228 |
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New Member.. Just snorkeled Cuba
By all new member.. I have been a diver for 5 years but only made about 20 dives.. I also love snorkeling! Just returned from Cuba.. has anyone dived or snorkeled there? Where can u recommend for my next trip that won't break the bank lol.. check out my Gopro video from Cuba! Hope to hear back https://youtu.be/kEn1djWBh14
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05/18/2017, 05:10 PM | #10229 |
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Hey everyone from the UK!! Does anone know why my thread/posts arent showing up? Thanks
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05/18/2017, 10:17 PM | #10230 | |
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05/19/2017, 01:58 AM | #10231 | |
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05/19/2017, 04:00 AM | #10232 |
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Newbee to the reef game, would use some advise :)
Hi there,
I am new both to the forum and to the reef thing. I've crawled many forums for the last month and finally decided to register here. Seems like the friendliest one A bought my tank only a couple of weeks ago. So far I love how it looks, but I don't really know much on what is the right way to look after it. I would really appreciate your advise on the most basic things and where to start. Thanks |
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05/21/2017, 06:34 PM | #10234 | |
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First I needed a stand to put the tank on. I found a local tropical fish store and picked a stand. The guys at the store were very helpful advising me on what to do I had the filter for the 50 Gal tank with me but some of the major parts were missing so I just bought a new filter and salt and started from scratch after getting the testing kits, heater, light and glass top we were ready to go after getting the water checked several times. I started with 2 blue damsels just testing the waters with them, several days went by and they were still alive, score one for the good guys, next in were a clown fish and a yellow tang they to survived we are on our way to a happy 50 Gal aquarium, adding a few more fish as the weeks went by My daughter found someone local who sets up and maintains aquariums , the 200 gal aquarium was out of my league, so I watched, learned and helped where I could. Both Aquariums are up and running now and look great The fish bug bit me hard, I got a 45 gal corner aquarium from a friend and started on my own. The setup went smooth and I had 6 fish in no time. As I said earlier I winter in Florida but this was no problem as my son has an aquarium in his class room at school so when school started we moved the fish to his tank for the winter. We are back form Florida now and I found a 150 gal tank for free. Its up and running and I have my fish back for the summer Happy Happy Captedcm |
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05/21/2017, 10:34 PM | #10235 | |
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Please tell use if you have a tank now, all about your setup, and any livestock you have in it. Or, what you would like to build, or are building now. We all love to see photos of each other's tanks, and setups for the support. As you add fish, and coral please feel free to share your happy information with us. Sent from my SM-N920V using Tapatalk |
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05/22/2017, 05:52 PM | #10236 |
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Hi there.. i'm fairly new to the saltwater hobby, i'm a 16 year old student, i have a 15 gallon column tank and i plan on getting two ocellaris clowns and a firefish goby! I have a fair amount of questions, so i hope i won't be spamming too much!!
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05/22/2017, 07:26 PM | #10237 |
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Hello reefing community! I am somewhat new to the hobby but do have limited experience with a few FOWLR tanks in the past. I renewed my interest in the hobby when my teenage son wanted to set up my old equipment. It is now a bonding experience for us and I am really into it like never before. Of course I had to upgrade almost everything but it's only money! Been set up for 2 1/2 months now and all going well. Frustrated no coralline algae yet but I'm sure it will come. Thanks for all the great info I found on this site and I feel much more prepared because of it.
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05/23/2017, 07:09 AM | #10238 | |
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05/23/2017, 09:00 AM | #10240 |
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Hello,
I have been in the fish keeping hobby for about 5-6 years. I started my pasion with goldfish and cichlid tanks. 2 years ago i started watching videos on youtube and reading about how to keep a reef tank. Reef keeping was a mith in Dominican Republic, where i live, because even today you can still count with you hands how many people has reef tanks in this country, not to tell two years ago. One year ago i decided to make my own reef tank. Started with a 30 gallon cube, and 4 months after i changed to 60 gallon and thats the tank that i have right now. its a 36 x 20 x 18, with a 30 gallon sump. I currently host a variety of corals like zoas, lps and a few sps under x2 Ai primes non hd and everything its great till now. Hope i can keep learning in this forum and glad to be here. Thank you |
05/24/2017, 12:59 AM | #10241 | |
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05/24/2017, 07:12 AM | #10243 |
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I paid less than $100.00 for all of them.
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05/24/2017, 09:12 AM | #10244 |
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Hey there RC folks. My name is Dev. I am new to reefing but not to fish keeping. Started in 2013 with planted tanks. It was challenging to learn all the nuances of planted tanks to get a perfect Iwagumi with dosing, aqua-scaping etc, But i believe reefing is even more challenging. I was inspired by my Brother in-law's 300 gallon mixed reef tank. I plan to start one and post my tank build soon. Excited to share this with the reefing community. Happy Reefing.
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05/24/2017, 12:02 PM | #10245 |
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New Red Sea Max E170
Hi all I have rekindled my desire for a tank so I have invested in a Max E 170, VorTech mp40, Deltec sc1455 in sump skimmer and Hailea Chiller, is this a good start?
I would also love to find a reliable aquaculture coral vendor who ships internationally. Raymond. |
05/24/2017, 01:11 PM | #10246 | |
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05/24/2017, 03:15 PM | #10247 | |
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05/24/2017, 08:49 PM | #10248 |
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Howdy folks,
Started with salt tanks back in the late 80's. You learned the basics from books and from your mistakes back then. Under gravel systems were proven and wet/dry systems were the answer to all your water quality problems.. And so it begins anew. 75 Gal tall with base rock and live rock; royal gramma , cleaner shrimp and watchman goby with pistol shrimp and assorted cleaning crew. Tank has been up and running for two+ months and tried and true has proven to still be the solid way to go. Lighting? ***. The hobby has gone crazy on lighting. I have a 2 bulb T8 fixture that came with the tank. Replaced the bulbs with a blue and a full spectrum. Expect the questions to fly on the lighting , because those little ceramic disks with coral have caught my attention. Dan |
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