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5914kevind
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I'm new to site
I'm new to site
Hi I need help
My bi colour angel has died not sure why params are
Rite 0.05
Rate 10
Ph. 8.2
Temp 26.5
:sad2:
I'm new to site
Hi I need help
My bi colour angel has died not sure why params are
Rite 0.05
Rate 10
Ph. 8.2
Temp 26.5
:sad2:
Swampsurfer
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I created my own introduction thread, and for that I am sorry. I didn't see this thread when I did so. I am all about order following directions.
Anyway, I'm excited to be a new tank owner and learn from everyone. Hello from Acadiana!
Anyway, I'm excited to be a new tank owner and learn from everyone. Hello from Acadiana!
ChillWill
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Sup everyone!, my name is Willie / Will and im new to RC xD
i have been very eager to join this site and be apart of the community. I had been studying about marine aquariums for the past year + and finally took the plunge into the hobby. Although i just joined, i have been keeping a close eye on the site and seeing how geat everyone is and the knowledge that is shared on this site is amazing. Im going to be making a thread all about myself, my tank, and any questions i may have so talk to ya then! (;
-Will
i have been very eager to join this site and be apart of the community. I had been studying about marine aquariums for the past year + and finally took the plunge into the hobby. Although i just joined, i have been keeping a close eye on the site and seeing how geat everyone is and the knowledge that is shared on this site is amazing. Im going to be making a thread all about myself, my tank, and any questions i may have so talk to ya then! (;
-Will
krookedsession
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Brand new names Devin, I do not have a sw tank yet but soon will gotta save up money and knowledge
Hey guys, New to the Marine Side of the hobby, Been keeping freshwater tanks for quite a while now, glad i did not jump straight into marine, as i understand alot more about water chemistry and alot of the other things that are in both sides of the hobby.
still very new to the marine, been keeping a mantis shrimp for about a month now, love the little guy.
have a 40 gallon marine tank, currently just live rock, Deep sand bed, and the usual equipment, (power heads, heaters, protein skimmer lights) that i'm slowly setting up.
Hi all, from down under
still very new to the marine, been keeping a mantis shrimp for about a month now, love the little guy.
have a 40 gallon marine tank, currently just live rock, Deep sand bed, and the usual equipment, (power heads, heaters, protein skimmer lights) that i'm slowly setting up.
Hi all, from down under
Hello RC,
My name is Jesse. I had FW tanks for many years in the past, but hadn't had anything for about 5 years. This year my girlfriend started a cichlid tank, so i decided to do what i had always wanted to and got into SW. I currently have a 90gallon tank, but as this hobby is quite addictive, i am already looking to upgrade
My name is Jesse. I had FW tanks for many years in the past, but hadn't had anything for about 5 years. This year my girlfriend started a cichlid tank, so i decided to do what i had always wanted to and got into SW. I currently have a 90gallon tank, but as this hobby is quite addictive, i am already looking to upgrade
Lotstolearn
New member
Another new guy
Another new guy
Hello fellow reefers! Found this forum the other day and have been reading my butt of since. I want to say thanks to all of you with the experience that have shared here.
I have kept aquariums for most of my life. A couple years ago I bought a green spotted puffer which I acclimated to full marine through a slow process. I still have the big guy and have gotten pretty good with keeping the water stable and him happy. He is in a 60 gallon tank that is FOWLR besides a lonely mushroom. Well since I have gotten comfortable enough I have decided to start my first reef.
I have a 30 gallon tank that I used some supplies from the 60 gallon to get going. I have started a thread in the nano section to keep a log on how everything turns out. I look forward to everyones input and I am open to any suggestions. Hopefully that thread may help another on the same journey.
Thanks again,
Clint :beer:
Another new guy
Hello fellow reefers! Found this forum the other day and have been reading my butt of since. I want to say thanks to all of you with the experience that have shared here.
I have kept aquariums for most of my life. A couple years ago I bought a green spotted puffer which I acclimated to full marine through a slow process. I still have the big guy and have gotten pretty good with keeping the water stable and him happy. He is in a 60 gallon tank that is FOWLR besides a lonely mushroom. Well since I have gotten comfortable enough I have decided to start my first reef.
I have a 30 gallon tank that I used some supplies from the 60 gallon to get going. I have started a thread in the nano section to keep a log on how everything turns out. I look forward to everyones input and I am open to any suggestions. Hopefully that thread may help another on the same journey.
Thanks again,
Clint :beer:
JByer323
New member
I've been reading obsessively here for the last three years or so, so I figured it was about time to register, stop lurking, and introduce myself.
Other than a planted discus tank my old man had for awhile while I was growing up, I have no real fish keeping experience My father's first career was as a marine biologist, and ever since I was little I have been fascinated with the ocean. I remember reading Cousteau's books when I was probably 12 or so.
As my parent's have been remodeling their house, they got rid of their old tank on Craigslist. My dad made the comment 10 days or so ago about how he still hopes to someday have a marine tank.
Fast forward to today, and I just pulled the trigger on an LED Nano Cube with some upgrades. We've decided that Christmas at our house this year is going to be something we all will really enjoy, which is a marine tank.
I've been taking things very, very slowly so far, and am excited to continue to learn about this fascinating hobby!
Other than a planted discus tank my old man had for awhile while I was growing up, I have no real fish keeping experience My father's first career was as a marine biologist, and ever since I was little I have been fascinated with the ocean. I remember reading Cousteau's books when I was probably 12 or so.
As my parent's have been remodeling their house, they got rid of their old tank on Craigslist. My dad made the comment 10 days or so ago about how he still hopes to someday have a marine tank.
Fast forward to today, and I just pulled the trigger on an LED Nano Cube with some upgrades. We've decided that Christmas at our house this year is going to be something we all will really enjoy, which is a marine tank.
I've been taking things very, very slowly so far, and am excited to continue to learn about this fascinating hobby!
Vencedor
New member
New to hobby
New to hobby
Hello everyone. I am new to the hobby & after much research have decided what type of aquarium I would like to establish; however, I am unfamiliar with the different resources available. Currently I am ready to purchase the main tank. I would prefere one that is rimless, salt water ready with the overflow built in & pre-drilled. I have googled and noted a few places, but would appreciate any recommendations as far as who to purchase it from. Thanks!
New to hobby
Hello everyone. I am new to the hobby & after much research have decided what type of aquarium I would like to establish; however, I am unfamiliar with the different resources available. Currently I am ready to purchase the main tank. I would prefere one that is rimless, salt water ready with the overflow built in & pre-drilled. I have googled and noted a few places, but would appreciate any recommendations as far as who to purchase it from. Thanks!
dsgearhart
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hi i'm scottie, i have recently taken over mom's 55gal tank, in which was a algae mess. i know i probably need to get better equipment than what is listed in my signature but this is what came with the tank and had been used on it for multiple years. so i ask upon giving ideas please you common terminology due to i am very very new to saltwater fish only tanks
dsgearhart
New member
hi i'm scottie, i have recently taken over mom's 55gal tank, in which was a algae mess. i know i probably need to get better equipment than what is listed in my signature but this is what came with the tank and had been used on it for multiple years. so i ask upon giving ideas please you common terminology due to i am very very new to saltwater fish only tanks . been told by a number of people to at least add a protein skimmer of some sort, issue is we don't have the extra money to waste if it isn't going to help:crazy1:
New to reefing....
New to reefing....
After 10 years of wishing, and 1.5 years of research and building, I can finally say I'm a reefer newbie! I got my homemade (sorta) tank filled with water this weekend. I wish I would have found this site sooner as there is a lot more information here and easier to find then on the other sites I've been on.
Thanks for having me!
~Siderjan~ :bigeyes:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ngMdxdRWks
New to reefing....
After 10 years of wishing, and 1.5 years of research and building, I can finally say I'm a reefer newbie! I got my homemade (sorta) tank filled with water this weekend. I wish I would have found this site sooner as there is a lot more information here and easier to find then on the other sites I've been on.
Thanks for having me!
~Siderjan~ :bigeyes:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ngMdxdRWks
hammerfrog
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Hi
Hi
Hi everyone!
I am new to the hobby. I have been set up on rc for about a month or so. I've browsed the boards for about five years trying to learn what I can. Funny enough, I just noticed the introduce yourself on the new to the hobby thread.
I just started my 1st marine aquarium about 1.5 weeks ago. It's a 75 gallon with 20 gallon sump. I have a reef octopus nwb 110, an eheim compact 3000 for return, two hamilton aruba sun v2 t5 retro fit kits and an aqueon circulation pump rated for 750 gallons/hour. I'm working on getting a vortech mp40w es powerhead at the moment.
I plan to start my addiction with a soft coral tank and graduate from there.
I am in no hurry. I know mistakes are going to be made but from learning from the success and failures on the website I believe I am prepared to give my aquatic citizens the best care to not only to survive but thrive.
Thanks for everything so far and I hope to learn and share as much as I can.
I chose the name hammerfrog for obvious reasons. I love the frogspawn and hammer corals. One day, when I feel I have a real good grip on the parameters and health of my tank I will then add these beautiful corals to my tank as I see fit.
Thanks for reading
Hi
Hi everyone!
I am new to the hobby. I have been set up on rc for about a month or so. I've browsed the boards for about five years trying to learn what I can. Funny enough, I just noticed the introduce yourself on the new to the hobby thread.
I just started my 1st marine aquarium about 1.5 weeks ago. It's a 75 gallon with 20 gallon sump. I have a reef octopus nwb 110, an eheim compact 3000 for return, two hamilton aruba sun v2 t5 retro fit kits and an aqueon circulation pump rated for 750 gallons/hour. I'm working on getting a vortech mp40w es powerhead at the moment.
I plan to start my addiction with a soft coral tank and graduate from there.
I am in no hurry. I know mistakes are going to be made but from learning from the success and failures on the website I believe I am prepared to give my aquatic citizens the best care to not only to survive but thrive.
Thanks for everything so far and I hope to learn and share as much as I can.
I chose the name hammerfrog for obvious reasons. I love the frogspawn and hammer corals. One day, when I feel I have a real good grip on the parameters and health of my tank I will then add these beautiful corals to my tank as I see fit.
Thanks for reading
harmichael
New member
Hello everyone,
My name is Harlan and I am from Toronto. I am currently setting up a 90 gallon FOWLR, which I am quite excited about. I have been reading posts from this website for a while; everyone's posts have been very helpful in helping my set-up.
Talk to you on the forum,
Harlan
My name is Harlan and I am from Toronto. I am currently setting up a 90 gallon FOWLR, which I am quite excited about. I have been reading posts from this website for a while; everyone's posts have been very helpful in helping my set-up.
Talk to you on the forum,
Harlan
RaiderPat3
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Starting a 60 gallon cube, info on this site has been priceless.
Hello everyone.
My name is Will and I live in springfield MO. I have kept a 55g mixed reef for 8 months. I have come here multiple times for help with" pest" issues and the such and I can truly thank this site for all the helpfull and of course time saving approaches to all my beginner reefer problems.
I look forward to learning much more from all of you and one day contributing contributing myself.
My name is Will and I live in springfield MO. I have kept a 55g mixed reef for 8 months. I have come here multiple times for help with" pest" issues and the such and I can truly thank this site for all the helpfull and of course time saving approaches to all my beginner reefer problems.
I look forward to learning much more from all of you and one day contributing contributing myself.
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