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

Hello, everyone! Newbie here. I'm glad to have found this great online reef central community. I'm hoping to learn more from the other members here. Cheers!
 
Back at it

Back at it

Hi I first joined in 2003 and I've taken over a decade off from reef keeping. I'm starting back up again with a reef tank from scratch. I'm surprised how far the technology has come and I have a lot of reading to catch up on but I definitely have experience with the hobby and just wanted to say HI! :beer:
 
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150g
Sump / skimmer / filter socks
Ecotech XR30 x2 / XR15
Neptune apex EL
Apex ATO


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Hello everyone. Many years ago I had some fish only saltwater tanks, and about 10 years ago I did some research on reef tanks, but never got around to it. Recently I have acquired the bug again, and I found this forum. I am looking into starting up a reef tank somewhere between 40 gal to 120 gallons. I'm looking forward to checking out your setups during my quest for knowledge.



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150g
Sump / skimmer / filter socks
Ecotech XR30 x2 / XR15
Neptune apex EL
Apex ATO


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Looks like you are off to a great start with that tank. I am still in the early planning stages for a tank. Looking forward to seeing how your tank progresses. Have fun!

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New to the hobby. Fish help please!

New to the hobby. Fish help please!

Hey everyone. My name is Trevor and im new to the saltwater fish hobby. I have a 32 gallon Biocube. Only a few live rock in it at this time but I was wondering what some good starter fish are that I should look into? Thanks!
 
Hey guys! I'm new to the forum but have had a 75 gallon reef tank for over 3-4 years. The tank was inherited to me about a year ago and I could use the help/advice! Also, does anyone have a simple solution on how I am suppose to upload pictures onto here. Every time I try it, it says that it fails to send.
 
Returning after a few years

Returning after a few years

Hey Ya'll. Back from the saltwater grave. Never posted here, but been lurking around for a while. Setting up a frag system in my basement before I get to set up a DT. Glad to be back into the hobby and looking forward to learning more!
 
Hey Ya'll. Back from the saltwater grave. Never posted here, but been lurking around for a while. Setting up a frag system in my basement before I get to set up a DT. Glad to be back into the hobby and looking forward to learning more!
Hello and welcome. It's a great place with a wealth of knowledge, and some very helpful and friendly folks!

Enjoy

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Hi everyone:

I'm new here, been doing freshwater for over 10 years but at the urging of my daughter, I'm converting an 80 gal tall to saltwater.

So, just learning about all the difference with saltwater and hanging out here soaking up all the knowledge.

This is a good place for that. Your questions are probably already answered if you look into specific threads. Also thousands of people are here to help. It's really great! Welcome!
 
Hello everyone, new to the hobby, Got a 30 gal IM tank, with two clowns, two damsels, and a bracelet gramma fish.

Its a mixed tank that also have corals, like Xenia, GSP, Two Monti's, A Candy Cane Coral (That was nearly dead and I am trying to rehabilitate). I just bought a Brain Coral, and a Hammer Coral.

At this point, I am just trying to find the corals that will do well in the tank. The tank itself is maybe 4/5 months old. Hope that is new enough for this to apply here. I'll try to post a picture of the tank tomorrow after I clean it (I am doing biweekly water changes cause I had a nitrate spike about three weeks ago).
 
Hi Warhead,IMO for a 30 galloon you tank has too many agressive fish, I have a single damsel in my 55 and at times it makes me worried. Hope you have provided a lot of visual barriers for them and the tank isn't a warzone by now. Best of luck for your tank, will be looking forward for the pics.

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Hi Warhead,IMO for a 30 galloon you tank has too many agressive fish, I have a single damsel in my 55 and at times it makes me worried. Hope you have provided a lot of visual barriers for them and the tank isn't a warzone by now. Best of luck for your tank, will be looking forward for the pics.

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Yeah The damsels are no problem. Neither do anything to anyone. Both are super peaceful. The Brasslet is the aggressive one, any time something swims close to its "den" it spits sand at it.
 
Hi all,
I'm Gianluca, kind of new to the hobby, though I keep a freshwater aquarium quite succesfully (IMO) since 4 years. Recently i moved to a bigger house and decided to start a reef, i got a second hand tank (300L) that i started 2 months ago and everything works fine so far. I decided to join this forum after I've been reading your suggestions for some time.
Obviously, when i say that everything is going fine i actually mean that im having all the problems a freshly started thank has. I decided to try not making water changes, i get purified water for top off directly from the laboratory where i work which shouldnt contain basically anything.
My test results are as follows:
NH3 = 0
NO2 = 0
NO3 = 0 (that actually worries me, since I'm not doing water changes should be higher)
PO4 = 0.06
Mg = 1500
Ca = 725
KH = 6.6
pH = 8 (I'm going to test that again tomorrow, but im afraid is the correct value)

I will post my issues in the following days, i dont think this is the right thread to do so. Also im not very familiar with forums, so forgive me if im wrong.

Cheers!
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Hey guys! newbie to the blog!

currently have a 75 gallon reef!

Looking forward to learning a lot more here and bouncing ideas off of y'all!
Thank you!!
 
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