Hey all New member here

[Kelth]

Hello Reef Central.com Community!
For a long time iv been interested in aquariums, for quite a strech of time i wanted to be a marine biologist. Currently I am a student of mathimatics and electric engineering at the University of Hartford in CT. I have an apartment with plenty of room so I decided hey, why not get a fish tank!

I came across a 29 gallon long with a stand recently, not bad. I have never done anything salt-water before. But i love a good challenge. I suppose a 29 gallon is still classified as Nano but hmm I am here to learn and I am hoping to give it a try! I would very much fancy trying to launch a reef aquarium in my 29 gallon.

anyways, I am hoping to contribuite to the forms and hope to get alot out of it aswell.

See you all around:
Kelth

 

[BC Sparky]

Welcome- hopefully you are not too tied up with homework! This hobby (and forum) can be addicting!

Good Luck.

 

[Deb91]

[welcome]

 

[Brandon Cassidy]

Good luck. Its work, but worth it.

 

[dileggi]

Good luck, but well worth it and lots of fun! Welcome.

 

[kzickovich]

read read read and then read somemore then have fun you will learn somthing new every day here almost everyone here is very good at what they tell you. GOOD LUCK!!!

 

[Norward]

I have found The Conscientious Marine Aquarist by to be a good beginners book that I keep going back to. I encourage you to do a lot of reading, make an initial plan for your tank, and have a good idea of how you will care for your tank when you are out of town for more than a few days. Welcome, good luck, and enjoy?

 

[kc9dre]

I have a 29gal and enjoy it quite a bit, a bit smaller than I want, but If I had my way I would have a 300gal...

 

[sanababit]

[welcome]