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 #1031: miguel Contact User [ Reef Tanks ] 
 
my fish tank two years later
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State:  California Country: United States
 
Rank: #1031 out of 1093 freshwater tanks worldwide
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Ratings: 4.35
Number of Votes: 440
Photo Caption: my fish tank two years later
Quote: Why do things tomorrow when you can do it today!
About Yourself: College student and full time worker who loves to come home and watch his fish swim.
Advice: You are going to spend lots of money. They are much more difficult to take care of than fresh water fish.
Fish Kept: 7 fish
Corals/Plants Kept: 20 lbs indonesian live rock and 5 lbs of fiji primium live rock.
Tank Size: 60
Description: 60 gallon acrylic, clear for life, fish tank with a twin fluorescent light, xp2 canister filter, skimmer, heater, emperor 400 filter, 40 lbs of crushed coral,.two fake coral branches and a fake bridge rock design.
 

 #1032: Brian Contact User [ Reef Tanks ] 
 
90 gallon tank ,4 triggers,2 chromas,1 shrimp and one damsel
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State:  Arizona Country: United States
 
Rank: #1032 out of 1093 freshwater tanks worldwide
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Ratings: 4.34
Number of Votes: 1792
Photo Caption: 90 gallon tank ,4 triggers,2 chromas,1 shrimp and one damsel
Quote: love saltwater
Advice: start big
Fish Kept: huma trigger,clown trigger,niger trigger,undulated trigger,2 chromas.1 damsel and 1 coral banded shrimp, and my panther grouper
Corals/Plants Kept: 1 stag horned coral
Tank Size: 90
Description: live rock, and coral,and barnicles
 

 #1033: loranalisha Contact User [ Reef Tanks ] 
 
55 gallon
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State:  Texas Country: United States
 
Rank: #1033 out of 1093 freshwater tanks worldwide
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Ratings: 4.33
Number of Votes: 1272
Photo Caption: 55 gallon
Quote: dont live, thrive
About Yourself: Well, it was my wifes idea at first and I agreed and have become very interested in saltwater. She has taken classes and has worked with satwater fish for a few years. I am catching on though..I buy everything and she mantains it.
Advice: The most common beginners mistake is moving too quick and adding too much too fast! www.saltwaterfish.com you can not only buy fish but this site will tell you everything about the fish and coral and what goes with what...This is great if you are not that experienced. It is also great for the experienced because they have cheaper prices than your local fish store. Make sure you have a very thick layer of sand...otherwise your bacteria wont be as thick, layered and plentiful!
Fish Kept: Most ordered from saltwaterfish.com an excellent site for online fish ordering! Bluehead Wrasse, Arch Eye Hawkfish, Clown Goby - Green, Shrimpgoby - Pink & Blue, Purple Pseudochromis, Royal Gramma, 2 Domino Damsel, Velvet Damsel, 2 Percula Clown, Maroon Clownfish, pair green mandarin gobys, Serpent Star, Feather Dusters, Coral Banded Shrimp, Lettuce Nudibranch, Sand Sifting Cucumber, 3 Emerald Crab, Cleaner Clam, Pistol Shrimp.
Corals/Plants Kept: 40 Ricordea Yuma (various colors), Various Mushrooms polyps(lots of these),1 Yellow Gorgonia, Green Eye Zoos(many) leather coral, devil's hand, some hard coral...Too many to name!
Tank Size: 55
Description: 55 gallon, Marineland Filter, 80 lbs of premium fiji live rock, 60 lbs of sand, protein skimmer, 2 powerheads, Power Compact w/ 4x65w bulbs + 8 moonlights, 100 watt heater.
 

 #1034: germasco Contact User [ Reef Tanks ] 
 
MY NEW TANK  4/07/06
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State:  Michigan Country: United States
 
Rank: #1034 out of 1093 freshwater tanks worldwide
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Ratings: 4.33
Number of Votes: 999
Photo Caption: MY NEW TANK 4/07/06
Quote: DONT GIVE UP!
About Yourself: STARTED OUT HAD A FRESHWATER TANK AND MY BUDDY SAID GO SALTWATER
Advice: DO IT RIGHT THE FIRST TIME AND READ AS MUCH INFO YOU CAN FIND. DONT ADD FISH THAT YOU DONT PLAN TO KEEP ONCE THERE IN THE TANK ITS HAD TO GET THEM OUT
Fish Kept: BLUE YELLOW TAIL DAMSELFISH 2 YELLOW TANG PERCULA CLOWNFISH TOMATO CLOWN BICOLOR PSEUDOCHOMIS LONG NOSE BUTTERFLY PAJAMA CARDINAL BANDED LONGSPINE URCHIN ORANGE STARFISH BRITTLE STARFISH CRABS AND SNAILS
Corals/Plants Kept: LEARTH CORAL BUTTON POLYPS 2CANDY CANE BUBBLE TIP ANEMONE 2SHORT TENTACLE DISK (FUNGIA) SILVER BANCH PULSE XENIA
Tank Size: 125
Description: ITS A 125 GAL. TALL 24" LONG 50" WIDE18" WITH 2 30' JBJ COMPACT LIGHTS AND ONE 48' CORALIFE WITH LUNAN LIGHTS CANISTER FILTER . IM ALSO RUNING 2 PROTEIN SKIMMERS WILL BE ADDING MORE EQUIPMENT.
 

 #1035: Jon321 Contact User [ Reef Tanks ] 
 
29 gallon marine tank. 45lbs lr, 45lbs ls, cleaner shrimp, peppermint shrimp, 40 snails, maroon clown, stripped dottyback, disbar anthias, lubbocks wrasse, pj cardinal, and azure damsel.
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State:  None/Other Country: Canada
 
Rank: #1035 out of 1093 freshwater tanks worldwide
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Ratings: 4.33
Number of Votes: 1303
Photo Caption: 29 gallon marine tank. 45lbs lr, 45lbs ls, cleaner shrimp, peppermint shrimp, 40 snails, maroon clown, stripped dottyback, disbar anthias, lubbocks wrasse, pj cardinal, and azure damsel.
Tank Size: 29
Description: 29g tank, eclipse hood, 2x18w lighting, 2x100g/h powerhead, 50w heater, 45lbs lr, 45lbs ls, lr rubble in filter compartment
 

 #1036: oceanfreek78 Contact User [ Reef Tanks ] 
 
slowly adding new stuff
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State:  Ohio Country: United States
 
Rank: #1036 out of 1093 freshwater tanks worldwide
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Ratings: 4.32
Number of Votes: 225
Photo Caption: slowly adding new stuff
About Yourself: I have had saltwater tanks for about 8 years, but this is my first reef
Advice: research before you buy
Fish Kept: coral banded shrimp,bubble tip brittle star,hermits, snails
Corals/Plants Kept: green tubipora, button polyps, green mushrooms,green rodactus mushrooms,finger leather,106# of live rock,
Tank Size: 70
Description: 70 gallon reef
 

 #1037: nanapana Contact User [ Reef Tanks ] 
 
i miss it, its gone now. it all died after the lights went out and i was away for a month.....
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State:  Washington Country: United States
 
Rank: #1037 out of 1093 freshwater tanks worldwide
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Ratings: 4.31
Number of Votes: 410
Photo Caption: i miss it, its gone now. it all died after the lights went out and i was away for a month.....
About Yourself: well this is my first tank, i built it on a budget and i really enjoyed this hobby too much, untill i went on a trip for a month and the lights went out and nobody was home so everything is now dead.... i miss it alot
Advice: dont jumb the gun go slow
Fish Kept: quite a few different ones couldnt name them all by name am afraid i will mess up :)
Corals/Plants Kept: also am not too familiar on the correct naames so dont want to make a fool of myself
Tank Size: 60
Description: boy i really built the hood and lighting myself which includes 2 halides 175watts each and 4 t5 10000K and also a coralife 50 50 100w are all crammed in the hood
 

 #1038: fatboyt123 Contact User [ Reef Tanks ] 
 
10 gallon reef tank
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State:  Washington Country: United States
 
Rank: #1038 out of 1093 freshwater tanks worldwide
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Ratings: 4.29
Number of Votes: 259
Photo Caption: 10 gallon reef tank
Quote: THIS IS SPARTA
About Yourself: i got into keeping fish becasue of my friend he has a 55 gallon, 150 gallon, and a 300 gallon
Advice: Im a new fish keeper so people should give me some advice
Fish Kept: 3 Black Convicts, 1 Pink convict which has fry with the smallest black convict, 1 Jack Dempsey, 1 Green Terror, 1 Marble Sailfin pleco, and 1 African Lung fish
Corals/Plants Kept: fake plants and some mondo grass
Tank Size: 75
Description: L 48" W 21" D 18" Blacklight from petsmart Penguin 350 bio-wheel
 

 #1039: gina6one9 Contact User [ Reef Tanks ] 
 
 60 gallon,  i have 15 snails 15 hermits 4 emerald crabs 3 green cromis, a pair of false perculas, and one hippo tang (perished) =( 1 yellow tang and 1 sixline wrasse
110 lbs of live fiji rock.  i finally have coralline spotting after a sever diatom outbreak.
equipment i am using:
fluval 404
aqua c remora pro w/ rio 1400 pump
w/ surface box
250w heater
Orbit Compact Fluorescent Lunar Lights (48' w/4-65 watt) 2 zoomed power head for flow
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State:  California Country: United States
 
Rank: #1039 out of 1093 freshwater tanks worldwide
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Ratings: 4.29
Number of Votes: 1634
Photo Caption: 60 gallon, i have 15 snails 15 hermits 4 emerald crabs 3 green cromis, a pair of false perculas, and one hippo tang (perished) =( 1 yellow tang and 1 sixline wrasse 110 lbs of live fiji rock. i finally have coralline spotting after a sever diatom outbreak. equipment i am using: fluval 404 aqua c remora pro w/ rio 1400 pump w/ surface box 250w heater Orbit Compact Fluorescent Lunar Lights (48" w/4-65 watt) 2 zoomed power head for flow
Quote: fish r friendz not foooood
Advice:
Corals/Plants Kept: an assorted mushroom rock, fox coral, purple star polyps, green tipped hammer, sun polyps, yellow polyps, xenia, kenya tree, leather ?, rbta, open brain
Tank Size: 60
Description: 60 gallon, i have 15 snails 15 hermits 2 emerald crabs a pair of marroon clowns, yellow eyed tang, randall's goby and pistol shrimp pair, lawnmower blenny and two firefish. 110 lbs of live fiji rock. equipment i am using: fluval 404 aqua c remora pro w/ rio 1400 pump w/ surface box 250w heater Orbit Compact Fluorescent Lunar Lights (48" w/4-65 watt), now being updatef to MH 2 zoomed power head for flow.
 

 #1040: BRF2002 Contact User [ Reef Tanks ] 
 
55 gal tank
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State:  New York Country: United States
 
Rank: #1040 out of 1093 freshwater tanks worldwide
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Ratings: 4.29
Number of Votes: 493
Photo Caption: 55 gal tank
Advice: Take your time with a new tank. One rock and fish exc.. at a time.
Fish Kept: 2 anemonies, one white one brown, 2 clowns, one blue tang, one yellow tang, blue damsal, domino damsel, one cleaner shrip.
Corals/Plants Kept: 35 pounds of live rock, some asorted real fixtures
Tank Size: 55
Description: 55 gal Custom refrigium filler, 2 power heads.
 

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