Top 801 - 810 Reef Tanks All Time
Rated #801: 125 Gallons Reef Tank
Username: shane
Country: United States
Rank:
#801 out of 1403 Reef Tanks submitted all-time
Submitted By:
shane on
Ratings:
4.96
Number of votes:
179
About Yourself:
I got into this hobby because i love fish it is very soothing to watch after a long day at work
Fish Kept:
yellow tang, blue hippo, niger trigger, picasso trigger, bluehead wrasse, 3 devil damsel, blue spot jawfish, 50 crabs, 20 snails,zebra thorn crab,flame angel,map puffer,longnose butterfly,mated pair true percula,ora snowflake clown,red sea purple tang,foxface rabbit.......
Corals/Plants:
hammer coral,lots of zoos assorted colors,2 long tentacle anenome, purple mushrooms,green clove polyps,ora metalic galaxia,pearl bubble ,plate corals neon and long tip.....
Tank Size:
125 gallons
Advice:
patience
Description:
my reef is my love.... my wife thinks more than her....
Rated #802: 75 Gallons Reef Tank
Username: Wendy Acord
Country: United States
Rank:
#802 out of 1403 Reef Tanks submitted all-time
Submitted By:
Wendy Acord on
Ratings:
4.95
Number of votes:
344
Fish Kept:
Powder Brown Tang, Neon Dottyback, True Percula Clownfish, Snowflake Eel
Corals/Plants:
Softies
Tank Size:
75 gallons
Advice:
Take it time and do ur homework
Description:
Our tank
Rated #803: 55 Gallons Reef Tank
Username: Mike
Country: United States
Rank:
#803 out of 1403 Reef Tanks submitted all-time
Submitted By:
Mike on
Ratings:
4.95
Number of votes:
168
Fish Kept:
clarkii clown, yellow watchman goby, algae blenny, longnose hawkfish, coral beauty angel, bundoon blenny
Corals/Plants:
favias, montipora digitata, montipora capricornis orange, acanthastrea, blastomussa, mushrooms, ricordea yuma and florida, clam, frogspawn, palythoa, and several zooanthids, green star polyps
Tank Size:
55 gallons
Description:
My reef tank
Rated #804: 40 Gallons Reef Tank
Username: Matt
Country: Canada
Rank:
#804 out of 1403 Reef Tanks submitted all-time
Submitted By:
Matt on
Ratings:
4.95
Number of votes:
342
Fish Kept:
blue throat trigger ( his 135 gallon is being setup now), kole tang, pair of percula clowns
Corals/Plants:
various corals mostly softies and lps
Tank Size:
40 gallons
Advice:
do your research and be prepared for DIY and saltwater doesnt have to be expensive
also if u cna buy used theres always people selling great setups for cheap
Description:
40 gallon breeder, t5ho lighting, ac500,ac802 powerhead, coralife super skimmmer 65
Rated #805: 80 Gallons Reef Tank
Username: Nutty
Country: United States
Rank:
#805 out of 1403 Reef Tanks submitted all-time
Submitted By:
Nutty on
Ratings:
4.94
Number of votes:
159
Quote:
"I feed my fish luxury shrimp and I eat Top Ramen for dinner"
About Yourself:
I can't really remember how I got started in the Saltwater tank hobby. I started out in high school and had a nasty swamp for a freshwater tank and then I was over it. I'm 25 now and i've been doing this for a few years and have gone from a 30 gallon to a 55 gallon, back to a 30 gallon and now to an 80 gallon and I think I am about 10% to where I want to be with this tank right now.
Fish Kept:
(1) Pajama Cardinal
(1) Sailfin Tang
(1) Yellow Tang
(1) Maroon Clown
(1) Fridmani
(1) Snowflake Eel
(1) Blue Damsel
(5) Green Chromis
Lots of Crabs and Snails!!!
Corals/Plants:
Rose Bulb Anemone
Long tentacle tip rose Anemone
Elegance Coral
Mushroom Coral - Bullseye
Mushroom Coral - Frilly Green
Mushroom Coral - Fuzzy Grass
Mushroom Coral - Green Hairy
Mushroom Coral - Green Rhodactis
Mushroom Coral - Blue
Mushroom Coral - Blue Spotted
Mushroom Coral - Blue Stripe
Mushroom Coral - Striped Green Metallic
Leather - Finger
Green Star Polyp
Xenia - Blue Anthelia
Yellow Polyps
Zoos - Brown
Zoos - Green Center Button Polyps
Zoos - Orange
Zoos - Orange Rim
Tube Coral, Orange
Birdsnest Coral - Pink
Horn Coral, Fluorescent
Cup Coral, Turbinaria
Montipora Coral, Encrusting, Green
Tooth Coral
Tank Size:
80 gallons
Advice:
It's fun at first and then you become addicted!!
Description:
80 Gallon tank:
55 gallon sump with refugium
(2) 400 watt Metal Halide
(2) Atinic t5
Protein Skimmer
(2) Phosban Reactor 150
100+ pounds of live rock
Fish:
(1) Sailfin Tang
(1) Yellow Tang
(1) Maroon Clown
(1) Fridmani
(1) Snowflake Eel
(1) Blue Damsel
(5) Green Chromis
Lots of Crabs and Snails!!!
Corals:
Rose Bulb Anemone
Long tentacle tip rose Anemone
Elegance Coral
Mushroom Coral - Bullseye
Mushroom Coral - Frilly Green
Mushroom Coral - Fuzzy Grass
Mushroom Coral - Green Hairy
Mushroom Coral - Green Rhodactis
Mushroom Coral - Blue
Mushroom Coral - Blue Spotted
Mushroom Coral - Blue Stripe
Mushroom Coral - Striped Green Metallic
Leather - Finger
Green Star Polyp
Xenia - Blue Anthelia
Yellow Polyps
Zoos - Brown
Zoos - Green Center Button Polyps
Zoos - Orange
Zoos - Orange Rim
Tube Coral, Orange
Birdsnest Coral - Pink
Horn Coral, Fluorescent
Cup Coral, Turbinaria
Montipora Coral, Encrusting, Green
Tooth Coral
Rated #806: 75 Gallons Reef Tank
Username: Ashley Jackson
Country: United States
Rank:
#806 out of 1403 Reef Tanks submitted all-time
Submitted By:
Ashley Jackson on
Ratings:
4.94
Number of votes:
184
About Yourself:
My boyfriend actually talked me into us getting a tank for our apartment. Over the years he has had many and his dad actually has a 350 gallon that I have always admired. I am now a FULL BLOWN salt water junkie!!! I even made a book full of laminated, color photo and brief description sheets for EVERYTHING in the tank that we fondly refer to as "Our Fishy Family" book . It's nice to use as a quick reference and our visitors seem to enjoy looking as well.
Anyone know of a support group we could join?
...Hi, my name is Ashley and I am a Reefaholic!
Fish Kept:
Majestic Angel - "Adira", Blonde Naso Tang - "Caesar", Yellow Tang - "Haley",
Blue Dot Puffer - "Shanaynay", Maroon Clown - "Marlin", Flame Angel - "El Fuego", Arrow Crab - "Price", Purple Pseudochromis - "Heart", Six Line Wrasse - "Mary Jane", 3 Stripe Damsel - "Gonzales", Blue Damsel - "Rosco", Bicolor Blenny - "Jeepers", Some Green Chromis - "The Entourage", 2 Skunk Cleaner Shrimp - "Jaques & Pierre", Coral Banded Shrimp - "El Bandito", Lettuce Nudibranch - "Tosser",
An assortment of Turbo Snails, Scarlet Hermit Crabs, Blueleg Hermit Crabs, Mexican Redleg Hermit Crabs from the Sea of Cortez
Corals/Plants:
My Fav is yet to be idenified other than a Long Tentacle Anemone...maybe you can help with that! It's the green one.
Pink Tip Hatian Anemone, Orange Sun Coral, Colt Coral, Purple Mushrooms, Watermelon Mushrooms, Green and Purple Striped Mushrooms, 2 Frags of Chili Cactus Coral, Frog Spawn, Pinapple Brain Coral, Fiji Yellow Ruffled Toadstool Leather Coral, Some Orange Zoos,
Tank Size:
75 gallons
Advice:
QUARINTINE EVERYTHING!!! We have a nice 5 gallon eclipse we use to quarentine all new arrivals to avoid any unwanted pests or disease in the tank! We had a pretty bad bout with "Ich!"
Description:
This one was taken when we had all our fish in a 29 gallon quarantine tank for ich...longest 6 weeks of our life!!!
Rated #807: 180 Gallons Reef Tank
Username: Ed Fagenson
Country: United States
Rank:
#807 out of 1403 Reef Tanks submitted all-time
Submitted By:
Ed Fagenson on
Ratings:
4.94
Number of votes:
216
Quote:
Coming soon...
About Yourself:
Kept fresh water tanks for many years. Finally got rich and bought something for myself.
Fish Kept:
Tangs, Clowns, Mandys, gobies, hoppers, lots of crabs, lobsters, shrimp.
Corals/Plants:
Flowerpot, frogspown, leathers, zoanthids, Ricordia.
Tank Size:
180 gallons
Advice:
Yes, stuff dies. Two steps forward, one step back. Double your initial budget and then add more.
Description:
Coming soon
Rated #808: 90 Gallons Reef Tank
Username: fish
Country: United States
Rank:
#808 out of 1403 Reef Tanks submitted all-time
Submitted By:
fish on
Ratings:
4.94
Number of votes:
165
Quote:
I need more coral!!!!!!
About Yourself:
Been in the hobby for almost 2 years. Started with a gold fish in a vase.
Fish Kept:
Blue Powder Tang, Yellow Tang, Scopas Tang, Pair of Ocellaris Clowns, Pair of Damsels.
Have a Coral Banded Shrimp, Skunk Cleaner Shrimp.
About 15 or more turbo snails(lost count)
Corals/Plants:
Two different colors of cluvaria.
Soft Coral - Colt Coral
Lps - Torch Coral, Candy Cane, Pagoda Cup,
Sps - Just added 5 frags.
A variety of polyps and mushrooms.
Tank Size:
90 gallons
Advice:
patience, patience, and more patience.
Description:
Just setup 01/2009. Slowly adding corals...
Rated #809: 21 Gallons Reef Tank
Username: lindsey
Country: United Kingdom
Rank:
#809 out of 1403 Reef Tanks submitted all-time
Submitted By:
lindsey on
Ratings:
4.94
Number of votes:
148
Quote:
who's annette?
About Yourself:
i 3 fish :)
Fish Kept:
mandarin,hermit crabs and turbo snails, fireball angel, algae blenny, tiny yellow goby, lettuce slug.
Corals/Plants:
metalic blue mushroom,blue spotted + green spotted mushroom,brown and white feather dusters, finger coral, leather toad stool, yellow polyps,brown buttons,pink buttons, green buttons,blue star polyps,brown star polyps, montipora, brain coral, open brain, torch coral,
Tank Size:
21 gallons
Advice:
take ur time (tom)
Description:
my little tank :D
Rated #810: 44 Gallons Reef Tank
Username: nicalex
Country: Australia
Rank:
#810 out of 1403 Reef Tanks submitted all-time
Submitted By:
nicalex on
Ratings:
4.94
Number of votes:
160
Quote:
Not happy Jan! Haha!
About Yourself:
We live in an apartment on the top floor of our building and originally wanted a cat or a dog but it just wasn't practical. Nowhere to run around outside and where would it poop? Kitty litter does NOT turn me on. Then we went to a friend's house party and we spent most of the night peering into their awesome reef aquarium rather than making conversation or interacting with any of the humans! We knew then, we had to get our own fish tank! They actually lent us their 20L tank to begin our reef love affair and two years later here we are still very much in love with the reef and all its creatures.
Fish Kept:
clownfish, a damsel and a mimic tang
Corals/Plants:
many! hammer, pipe organ, candy cane, elegance, heliofungia, stoney, star polyp and many coloured morphs
Tank Size:
44 gallons
Advice:
Don't muck around with a little tank in the beginning. Buy the biggest you can afford as it will be more forgiving of mistakes and you will no doubt want to upgrade in no time anyway!
Read books and online threads to get a wide range of opinions and knowledge before you buy and waste money or lose livestock. Be patient and enjoy the process of your little reef ecosystem evolving. Spend time getting to know your fish and other livestock so you know when they are sick. If they are left too long the ammonia they produce could have a disastrous effect on everything else in your tank.
Description:
Nicalex Reef Tank - June 2010
A selection of soft corals plus a Yellow Mimic Tang, a Clownfish and a Blue Damsel.