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06/10/2009, 09:59 PM
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Getting back in after 25 years
Getting back in after about 25 years. Just got a 90 gal. tank and we are waiting for it to cycle. A lot of things have changed over the years. I hope I can manage to do it all right. I am still waiting for the beaded oak to finish my cabinet. Anyway, it is going to be nice to have the internet available when I need to find answers. This looks like a great forum. Oh, I am waiting for 100 pounds of dry rock also. Hopefully it will be here tomorrow.
 Jim Last edited by bagpiper jim; 06/10/2009 at 10:05 PM. |
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06/10/2009, 11:54 PM
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  To Reef Central Glad to see you! Tank is looking good so far. I like the stand.
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http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2534403 Current Tank Info: 225 gal Reef, 60 gal reef & 40b frag tank |
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06/11/2009, 05:44 AM
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 To Reef Central Looks like you are going with a DSB. Have you done your reading on this subject?
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My cat's breath smells like cat food Member of the Boston Reefers Society Current Tank Info: 75g lps, 90g sps, 120g mixed, 180 nem tank, 300g reef, 600g up & coming reef |
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06/11/2009, 06:06 AM
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To Reef Central Looks good so far Jim, I really like the arrangement you have there. Be sure to read the stickies at the top of this forum. As you mentioned, alot has changed over the years and a little brush up on the basics would be a good idea.
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06/11/2009, 06:25 AM
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Reading a lot about DSB
I have been reading a lot about DSB and in fact one of the reasons I got on this forum was because of all the great atricles it has to offer us new guys. I am looking forward to reading more from the members and learing all that I can about keeping a reef tank.
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06/11/2009, 06:46 AM
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Location: New Port Richey, FL
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I really like the cabinet that your building! Very cool concept! I too am restarting a tank after a break...it's only been about 1.5 years for me though. All I can say is once you get reef fever you can never get rid of it!
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06/11/2009, 06:49 AM
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I'm sure you've already noted this, but running a marine tank is a lot like your day job.
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Inconveniencing marine life since 1992 "It is my personal belief that reef aquaria should be thriving communities of biodiversity, representative of their wild counterparts, and not merely collections of pretty specimens growing on tidy clean rock shelves covered in purple coralline algae." (Eric Borneman) |
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