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It's been a long time so I am posting as new 
Previously (about 10 years or more ago) had a 250 litre reef tanks with sump etc. Got out of the hobby while spending time travelling, but now...
New house, new locality and free time, so I have started with a small 52 litre tank (a bit more than 13 US gallons) which can become a quarintine tank if/as I expand. It's a self contained system with over head filter and lights. Heater ordered, but it's summer here so no hurry.
So far, tank and stand assembled, water, substrate and small "Texas holey rock" added. I am using natural seawater (I live in a clean locality) To encourage cycling I went down to the foreshore and got a few small hermit crabs, a small cockle shell, two nassarius snails etc. You know, the tough critters that survive dirty shallow rock pools in the midday sun at high temperatures (which was where I picked them up from).
Time to start watching the nitrites, do a few water changes and be patient
Previously (about 10 years or more ago) had a 250 litre reef tanks with sump etc. Got out of the hobby while spending time travelling, but now...New house, new locality and free time, so I have started with a small 52 litre tank (a bit more than 13 US gallons) which can become a quarintine tank if/as I expand. It's a self contained system with over head filter and lights. Heater ordered, but it's summer here so no hurry.
So far, tank and stand assembled, water, substrate and small "Texas holey rock" added. I am using natural seawater (I live in a clean locality) To encourage cycling I went down to the foreshore and got a few small hermit crabs, a small cockle shell, two nassarius snails etc. You know, the tough critters that survive dirty shallow rock pools in the midday sun at high temperatures (which was where I picked them up from).
Time to start watching the nitrites, do a few water changes and be patient
Welcome, please start a build thread in the Tank Journals forum so we can follow your progress.It's been a long time so I am posting as new
New house, new locality and free time, so I have started with a small 52 litre tank (a bit more than 13 US gallons) which can become a quarintine tank if/as I expand. It's a self contained system with over head filter and lights. Heater ordered, but it's summer here so no hurry.
So far, tank and stand assembled, water, substrate and small "Texas holey rock" added. I am using natural seawater (I live in a clean locality) To encourage cycling I went down to the foreshore and got a few small hermit crabs, a small cockle shell, two nassarius snails etc. You know, the tough critters that survive dirty shallow rock pools in the midday sun at high temperatures (which was where I picked them up from).
Time to start watching the nitrites, do a few water changes and be patient
Also, please start a build thread so we can follow along.
Drummer98
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Will do !
midnightbast
New member
Hello guys. My name is Anna and I am happy to be a part of such community!
T Diddy
Happy to be here
Welcome, Anna!
Welcome!
Welcome.
Retiredfiredude
New member
Also returning after hiatus from reefingdue to life events kids, moving, career lol. Recently retired from the fire service after 30 years, so now getting back into the marine scene since I have a lot of time again to put into the hobby. Researching all the new stuff before I decide on a tank but was previously running a 55 gallon acrylic tank, and looking to go same or slightly larger.
Welcome back!
Welcome back.
romulus523
New member
Hey everyone!!
I am finally putting my big boy pants on and converting over to saltwater/reef! I currently have a 75g and I want to do it up right, so I am starting with a sump. I will be sure to reach out with questions. Thanks again!
I am finally putting my big boy pants on and converting over to saltwater/reef! I currently have a 75g and I want to do it up right, so I am starting with a sump. I will be sure to reach out with questions. Thanks again!
Welcome. Yes, please start a build thread when you're ready. A lot of us like to follow new builds.
Welcome!
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