UnderArmour1980
Non-member
Just wanted to say hello to everyone and that I'm really excited to be a part of this reefing community. I have heard a lot of good things about you guys at Bostonreefers.org. So this is my official friendly hello... My name is Adam and I can't wait for all your input. I have many projects that I am currently working since my last
marine aquarium setup almost five years ago. Here's the tank I want to start out with again. I am pretty knowledgeable about marine systems and my favorite book I have memorized... The Conscientious Marine Aquarist. I definitely need to get the new one though.
Hey Reefers,
Looking for some input. I am currently setting up a 55 gallon tank with a 55 gallon bow-front sump. The bow-front was going to be my MT but someone decided to "clean it," effectively scratching the hell out of it. So now I have a beast of a sump...lol. The tank is for me and my girlfriend. Her and I are both partial to clown fish. About five years ago, I had a 90 gallon reef tank. It was an established tank that was running for almost three years. It had a variety of fish including a pair of clowns. While doing some research on what kind of fish to put in my tank, I came across a video from the guys at Bulk Reef Supply. They had a harem clown fish tank. I wanted to do something similar with my 55 gallon setup. I know clowns are hardy and sometimes used to cycle a tank. I would like to have a couple bubble tip anenomies with 10 or 20 clowns.
marine aquarium setup almost five years ago. Here's the tank I want to start out with again. I am pretty knowledgeable about marine systems and my favorite book I have memorized... The Conscientious Marine Aquarist. I definitely need to get the new one though.
Hey Reefers,
Looking for some input. I am currently setting up a 55 gallon tank with a 55 gallon bow-front sump. The bow-front was going to be my MT but someone decided to "clean it," effectively scratching the hell out of it. So now I have a beast of a sump...lol. The tank is for me and my girlfriend. Her and I are both partial to clown fish. About five years ago, I had a 90 gallon reef tank. It was an established tank that was running for almost three years. It had a variety of fish including a pair of clowns. While doing some research on what kind of fish to put in my tank, I came across a video from the guys at Bulk Reef Supply. They had a harem clown fish tank. I wanted to do something similar with my 55 gallon setup. I know clowns are hardy and sometimes used to cycle a tank. I would like to have a couple bubble tip anenomies with 10 or 20 clowns.
