Sisterlimonpot
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Wow does that add up to 180 gallons? Even if the glass was tempered I don't think it would hold that much water. A for effort
Biggest reefing issue???
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deejeff442
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stony i was thinking thesame thing .alot of cash.
one day my wife asked what ithough everything i have for my fish tanks added up to and i said i dunno maybe $7000-$8000
bad mistake she said we could have a swimmingpool for that.
i said as long as it is saltwater and has a searay and shark in it.
just about everyone that has a tank has learned the hard way.
lfs is out for business but there are still some that do care trick is to find that one.
one day my wife asked what ithough everything i have for my fish tanks added up to and i said i dunno maybe $7000-$8000
bad mistake she said we could have a swimmingpool for that.
i said as long as it is saltwater and has a searay and shark in it.
just about everyone that has a tank has learned the hard way.
lfs is out for business but there are still some that do care trick is to find that one.
REEFFER MADNESS
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+1 to research and Reef Central and other websites that give us the opportunity to ask ?'s and receive advice from those who have already walked that road. Great post!!!!
jayk198030
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REEFFER MADNESS Right On!!! thats the best way. It worked for me. You never know it all.
+1 to research and Reef Central and other websites that give us the opportunity to ask ?'s and receive advice from those who have already walked that road. Great post!!!!
+1 to research and Reef Central and other websites that give us the opportunity to ask ?'s and receive advice from those who have already walked that road. Great post!!!!
jasonzacher4224
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wow sooo many great points to consider! my perspective has changed i must admit. I once believed i was researching when i asked my LFS for advice
the post that really got my attention was from: 1DeR9_3Hy about wild cought vs captive bred.
in Austalia a skunk cleaner shrimp (Lysmata) will set you back $200 EACH for a 2cm baby. I assume these are all wild caught as they are difficult to find in the hobby. Now wouldnt it be nice to see them captive bred down under so they could be sustainable, accesable and cheaper? On the other hand all of our clowns/nemos are captive bred but unfortunatly we are still having to purchase wild caught pseudochromis spp.
Heres a challenge: anyone who has a decent setup try and make it your mission to breed ANY animal and give it away to other hobbyists. could be a snail, a fish or even algae! if we all do a little bit it will reduce wild caught animals alot down the track if it becomes common practice
the post that really got my attention was from: 1DeR9_3Hy about wild cought vs captive bred.in Austalia a skunk cleaner shrimp (Lysmata) will set you back $200 EACH for a 2cm baby. I assume these are all wild caught as they are difficult to find in the hobby. Now wouldnt it be nice to see them captive bred down under so they could be sustainable, accesable and cheaper? On the other hand all of our clowns/nemos are captive bred but unfortunatly we are still having to purchase wild caught pseudochromis spp.
Heres a challenge: anyone who has a decent setup try and make it your mission to breed ANY animal and give it away to other hobbyists. could be a snail, a fish or even algae! if we all do a little bit it will reduce wild caught animals alot down the track if it becomes common practice
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