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10/16/2014, 08:31 AM | #76 |
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Name - Ray
Status - Active Duty Marine 21yrs Location - Washington, DC 265g, 125g, 75g, (2) 58g, 55g, 29g, (2) 10g (freshwater set-ups) 25g saltwater 90g & 65g empty
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THRILLA "Never underestimate the power of stupid" Current Tank Info: 265g freshwater set-up, 125g freshwater growout, 75g freshwater, 58g x 2 freshwater, 55g freshwater, 29g freshwater fry tank, 25g saltwater, 90g & 65g empty |
10/21/2014, 12:14 PM | #77 |
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Name - Mike
Status - Active Duty AF 1 Year Location - Boston Ma 65g salt whic is new and my first tank! |
10/24/2014, 09:53 AM | #78 |
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Name - Mason
Status - Honorable Discharge Active duty USN 2001 - 2006 Reserve 2006 - 2009 ET1 (SS) I was frocked E6 when I got out Location - Stratford, CT Current tank - 29 gallon SPS dominate Reef - 40 Gallon Breeder and frag tank under construction
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Learn from yesterday, live for today, hope for tomorrow. The important thing is not to stop questioning. - Albert Einstein Current Tank Info: 57G Oceanic Illuminata Display, 30G Deep Blue Frag Tank, 50 Gallon Custom Sump, Tunze 9415 DOC Skimmer, 36 in and 16 in SeaLife LEDs with T5HO supplement, Denitrator, Tunze ATO, Jebao Doser, 2x Ecotech MP10s |
11/13/2014, 07:15 AM | #79 |
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Brian
USAF 10 years, Active Guard TACP Liverpool, NY SCA 90 "cube" currently getting ready for water. |
11/15/2014, 09:02 PM | #80 |
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Mark
USCG aviation (separated 1991) New Jersey 40b reef startup, 15g freshwater planted Nice to be on board Last edited by Mark_C; 11/15/2014 at 09:09 PM. |
11/18/2014, 05:44 PM | #81 |
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Ben
US Army (Retired) Okinawa, Japan 150g Reef, 9g Nano, 120g Nudi (in planning phase)
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Building a new one. 150g Reef Current Tank Info: 150 Gallon (60x24x24) Acrylic Reef Tank. Apex Controller, Vertex Omega 150 Skimmer, Reefbreeder 48” LED Lights, 2x Jebao RW 15 Power heads, 2x 300w Heater (Kotobuku), 70 Gallon DIY sump, Jebao UV sterilizer, GFO and Carbon reactors |
11/30/2014, 11:32 PM | #82 |
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Michael
USN 22 years active/reserve about to retire USS Lake Erie golden shellback / seabees Iraq x2 Afghanistan x2 Home now biocube 29, trying to convince the wife I should go bigger |
12/07/2014, 10:37 PM | #83 |
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Name- Todd
Status- 3 years TN National Guard Location- Phoenix 29 BC build in process |
12/09/2014, 11:35 AM | #84 |
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Josh
USAF - 4 Years Active Location - Ohio 28 NanoCube in progress |
12/19/2014, 02:16 PM | #85 |
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Is it just me or is it funny that everyone jumped on the same format?
Brian USAF- 4 active USA- 7 active. I indef next month :O Loc- AZ 60g solana. 2 ocellaris, 1 half-black angel, and a freebie crab that came with my coral. I just added my first coral yesterday- blue sympodium. I've always wanted to do a sw tank, but what really reeled (no pun :P) me in was the apex system and being able to automate an ecosystem. So far so good. |
12/21/2014, 08:08 AM | #86 |
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Name: kent
Status: SSG Kansas army national guard. 14 yrs 6.5 activated. retired medically Location: northwest kansas Setup: 125 Reef cycling sump to come still right now I'm running the most expensive power head fx5. |
12/24/2014, 05:25 PM | #87 |
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Name: Phil
Status: Active USAF @ 11 years Location: Japan Tank: 50 gal something (only a month old post cycle) with 20 gal sump. |
01/07/2015, 06:53 PM | #88 |
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Name: Blake
Status: US Army almost 14 years and still serving (6 more years till retirement) Location: Fort Riley KS Goods: New to the saltwater business, got a 55 gal talk with a 20 gal sump working on getting started, been buying one piece at a time. |
01/07/2015, 06:57 PM | #89 |
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Hey Marc_C...glad to see another jersey guy on here..and your not to far
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01/12/2015, 09:27 PM | #90 |
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Name: Luis
Status: 4 years active duty USMC, Desert Storm Location: Central Florida Goods: 75 gallon salt, in planning stages |
01/16/2015, 05:30 PM | #91 |
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wow i guess this thread is dead. It's a shame I thought the military thing was a good idea. I remember when I was in the military and it was very hard to settle down anywhere. I did manage to maintain a small fish tank, but couldn't imagine keeping and or maintaining a salt water aquarium while on active duty.
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01/17/2015, 10:11 AM | #92 |
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It's not dead! We mostly just read who posts so we can keep an eye out for each other. I posted a thread in this area and got lots of good discussion. It was about PCS'ing with a tank.
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Mike 70 gal w/ 15 gal sump. 1 flame wrasse, 2 a. occelaris, 1 Bangaii Cardinal, 1 midas blenny, assorted CUC, 1 brittle star. Current Tank Info: 70g 20g sump. 1 Flame Wrasse, 2 A. Occelaris, 1 Bangaii Cardinals, 1 Midas Blenny |
01/27/2015, 05:00 PM | #93 |
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Comforting: Swimming in a Tank Species Specific ➡️ Military
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USMC->BSN RN->USAF -> Retired Captain ICU RN Tampa FL Now I can enjoy a hobby I could only dream about before retirement. Thought I had done pretty thorough research and had a firm foundation of primary education on the subject. NO!!!! Surprise!!!! Met a friend who was getting out of the hobby that changed everything for me. He helped me establish my first starter reef aquarium. And we fell in love. I realized how much I really didn't know, and I renewed his true love of the hobby. Life is not what I expected. Never give up! Always have Hope! Not all of us deserve happiness But we all deserve to be at Peace! Happiness and Love are the fruits of Peace! |
01/30/2015, 02:39 PM | #94 |
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name: dale
Status: active at 17.5 year mark (getting close!) location: NE Ohio the goods: 65 FOWLR running, 150 Reef in the making (as soon as I get it set up the AO will call) |
02/03/2015, 10:25 AM | #95 |
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Name: JBob
Status: veteran - 12 yrs active USAF. Got out in 2010. Location: St. Louis, MO area The goods: 93 gallon rimless cube in the works, gotta get settled in to our new place first. Eshopps R-100 sump and PSK-100 skimmer, Jebao DC-9000 return pump, BRS media reactor, Reefkeeper control with ATO, Radion Gen 2 Pro... And much more to buy!
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Tank is finally wet! USAF Veteran, 12 years Go Cardinals!! Current Tank Info: Marineland 93 gallon rimless cube, Radion LED/T5 Combo, Eshopps sump, Nyos skimmer, Apex controller |
03/05/2015, 05:10 PM | #96 |
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Name: Kyle
Status: veteran - 4yr US Army Location: Montana The goods: 90g mixed LPS dominant |
04/18/2015, 07:18 PM | #97 |
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Name: Adam
Status: 1996-2001 USMC Corporal 2171, yea I'm the one that fixed all your broken small missile gear and night sights. Location: central North Carolina Setup: see sig below |
05/15/2015, 09:11 PM | #98 |
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Name: Drew
Status: Active 8 years USCG Corpsman Location: San Francisco Setup: new 70g and 28g |
05/31/2015, 04:26 AM | #99 |
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Name: Bruce
Status: 15 years AD USAF Location: UK Tank: Dry....Tore down last 75g Reef for deployment Future: 225g Reef |
05/31/2015, 11:30 AM | #100 |
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Tom
US Army 4 yrs (got out in 2005 70% s/c) SW Indiana 75 gallon mixed reef running about 7 months now |
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