If You Are New to Reef Central, Introduce Yourself Here!

Hello Everyone,
My name is Tom Heerbrandt, Old registrant but my first time using the site. I am a marine biologist, specialized in aquaculture. I have had aquariums and reefs for over 20 years now. I also own and operate an aquarium service I also work part time at one of the biggest reef aquarium stores on Long Island. Reason why I am here is to share and expand my existing knowlege of reef care. Helping novice to advaced hobbyst is something i enjoy doing. So I look foreward to discussing reef topics with everyone.
No worries,
Tom
 
Tom nice to meet you. Whatever aquarium store you work part time for, I was probably there at one time or another.
Welcome aboard.
You will be inundated with questions so I hope you like this stuff
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Also hello Kevin,Tednelson, and Deni, this is not really my job but the Capn is out getting a message now so I will do it.

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Hey all! Im new to the forums but not new to reefkeeping. I am in the middle of my second build and found your site. My name is Jared and Im from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
 
Hey all! Im new to the forums but not new to reefkeeping. I am in the middle of my second build and found your site. My name is Jared and Im from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

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second build---suggest you start a build thread and post some pictures there so we can all enjoy
 
Also hello Kevin,Tednelson, and Deni, this is not really my job but the Capn is out getting a message now so I will do it.

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I was looking for the water keeper----but I didn't think he hung around massage places. Not sterile enough places for an analytical chemist:lolspin:
 
Hi, my name is thanh. Been in and out of the hobby for the last 5 years. combined probably year or so of experience. presently running 90 gal with probably not enough flow. Have 5 fish (flame hawkfish, mckosker wrasse, 2 threadfine, and fairy wrasse.) coral some lps and sps.
 
Hi, my name is thanh. Been in and out of the hobby for the last 5 years. combined probably year or so of experience. presently running 90 gal with probably not enough flow. Have 5 fish (flame hawkfish, mckosker wrasse, 2 threadfine, and fairy wrasse.) coral some lps and sps.

welcome aboard, nice to see a new member with experience, hope you hang around the forum and help out the rookies :)

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Hi, I'm really brand new to the saltwater hobby so I just want to introduce myself. I'm Kate from Colorado, about as landlocked as you get I guess:)! I have been interested and fascinated by saltwater systems for a long time, what held me back was that I wanted to have a BIG reef tank and it all just seemed so expensive and complicated. I finally decided to just jump in, and use the 20g for my first saltwater system. This is a great site! I'm so happy to have such an awesome source of info and advice. Thanks for making it a little less daunting to be a total newbie!
 
Kates, nice to meet you. I was stationed at Fort Carson Colorado for a few months before Nam. I lived in Denver. Nice place but it does need an ocean
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I am sorry to say that I have no Live Rock at this time.............its sort of xpensive....

Ted Lietz

Live rock is the basis for filtration in a reef tank. I would not suggest you start your tank without it. But since you are here you might as well take advantage of all the learning you can get

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Hope you will post some pictures of your tanks



Heres a pic. forya


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Hi all my name is Stephen and i am new to reefcentral. I have been reefing for around 6 months and it has been an amazing adventure with both highs and lows. I made the rookie mistake of not letting my first tank cycle and i lost everything because of that and a temperature swing. But i now feel like i am a little bit more informed and currently have a 34 gallon solana with a 150 sunpod and a 10 gallon zoanthis tank with a dual sattelite fixture. So i am looking forward to all of the info i will learn from this forum
 
Good Evening, I set up my first Reef tank 5 years ago, after keeping a 30 gallon Tropical tank for over a year. After seeing a friends 50 gallon tank I was hooked and decided to set up my own....with much needed assistance!!! After 6 months of fishes and corals dying on me for no apparant reason, I gave up and broke down the tank. 5 years on, and after reading hours of threads on this site, I decided on my current setup - a 60 gallon tank. 44" x 24" x 15". 3 months on and it's looking kinda OK. I would like to thank all users of this site for their wonderful pearls of wisdom and showcasing some fantastic tanks.


Ps
How do I post pictures...."please enter the URL "???
 
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