Took a few years off and now I am back!

[DavidGallant]

Hi everyone, its Dave.
I haven't posted on here in quite some time, but I created my account here back in 2006. Alot has happened since then.

I switched jobs and now build marketing automation software.
I am getting a new apartment, and am already plotting getting back into Reefing. I was previously living in a small apartment here in Boston and didn't have room for a tank. The new spot is spacious and I am lurking the boards here again to re-energize myself with everything. I'll be posting soon with info for my new idea, but I am thinking of going the Nano route again.
I look forward to chatting with you all again!

 

[stingythingy45]

Yup,I remember you hanging here back a few years ago.
You were into DJing.

 

[APISTOBORELLI]

Welcome back Sunshine!

 

[Turbosnail]

Welcome back.

 

[frank180reef]

welcome back

 

[pillowfish]

Welcome back Sunshine!

Hey, you stole my line!! So I'll say Welcome back Skittles!!

 

[pallobi]

welcome back! and GL!

 

[DavidGallant]

Thanks guys.
I'm still into DJ'ing a bit. Here is a recent gig.
http://www.djdavidgallant.com/2011/04/29/opening-set-for-ludacris/

 

[pallobi]

thats pretty sick dude! sweet!

 

[DavidGallant]

Thanks Pallobi!

 

[reeferpj]

welcome back. i may be gettind rid of a 29 nan with stand and a 6 bulb t5 light. also have the stock hood thats pc. but would be great for LED mod

 

[Bobbofin]

David,
Consider a 45 gallon Marineland cube. It's 24" x 24" x 18" high. Not really a nano but not too large. I have the 60 cube. You can get a overflow model and have a sump below.

 

[DavidGallant]

Interesting. That may be a bit big for my plans. The last 2 times I had a 10 long kit with 2 clowns. Very simple.
I am going to make sure to go with a cube, instead of the long this time.

 

[Bobbofin]

Marineland makes a nice 18" x 18" x 18" 25 gallon with or without overflow so you can have sump if you so choose.

http://www.marineland.com/sites/marineland/products/Detail.aspx?id=3462