Time to vote!!!

[bubbles21476]

I understand that you want to do something challenging but I would like to give you one piece of advise. What ever you decide to do make sure you spend a great deal of time researching it before doing anything. This is especially true if you decide to do a reef tank. If you have never done one of these before and don't know much about it I strongly suggest you read everything you can to learn and not start anything until you feel very confidant that you know what you are doing. Remember what ever you decide to do you will have living things lives in your hands and the knowledge you bring with you will determine of they live or die.

I have kept 2 1/2 gallon nano cubes and 180 reefs and everything in between! I have 9 tanks now! I've been at this for a long time! If the system is failing, I have plenty of set-ups that can handle the animals if they need to be transitioned. Experience is not the issue here. AND a backup plan is in place. I am not stupid! I already take care of Hundreds of fish, I breed them for lfs. If you give me any idea that I haven't done , I know to reaserch the condtions and requirements. I have done this a thousand times!

 

[BlackShark11k]

double post, mah bad!

 

[BlackShark11k]

I have kept 2 1/2 gallon nano cubes and 180 reefs and everything in between! I have 9 tanks now! I've been at this for a long time! If the system is failing, I have plenty of set-ups that can handle the animals if they need to be transitioned. Experience is not the issue here. AND a backup plan is in place. I am not stupid! I already take care of Hundreds of fish, I breed them for lfs. If you give me any idea that I haven't done , I know to reaserch the condtions and requirements. I have done this a thousand times!

well honestly, your thread about setting up the 220 was a little sad. if you have that many tank/fish you should know how to cycle a tank!

By the way, lets see some pix of them tank!

A cuttlefish/mantis shrimp would be cool too, btw.

 

[bubbles21476]

There was an uncontrollable time factor involved! So i was trying to learn the best way to do it with the time available. I am waiting to find out waht is going in this ten before I finish cycling it, I have allmthe time in the world to do it the right way.

 

[erk419]

I have kept 2 1/2 gallon nano cubes and 180 reefs and everything in between! I have 9 tanks now! I've been at this for a long time! If the system is failing, I have plenty of set-ups that can handle the animals if they need to be transitioned. Experience is not the issue here. AND a backup plan is in place. I am not stupid! I already take care of Hundreds of fish, I breed them for lfs. If you give me any idea that I haven't done , I know to reaserch the condtions and requirements. I have done this a thousand times!

Settle down now I was just giving you some advise. Seeing how you have kept 2 1/2 gallon nanos then a 10 gallon would not be much of a challenge for you.

 

[bubbles21476]

150 reef at 4 months
65 growout

 

[bubbles21476]

pics

 

[donut104st]

you sound like a newb i say.. you get some ghost shrimp n some guppies to start off...

 

[bubbles21476]

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[Citrinellus]

Bubbles nice snowflake eel.

you sound like a newb i say.. you get some ghost shrimp n some guppies to start off...

Are you infact blind?