$100 Coral Cash Giveaway from Vivid Aquariums! - Claimed

[revhtree]

New Vivid $100 Giveaway

I am excited to announce another Vivid Aquariums $100 Gift Certificate give away. It's easy and free to enter. So what are you waiting for?

How to Enter

1. Tell us about your current tank.

2. Tell us what you do for a living.


The Prize

One lucky winner will be chosen from this thread to win a $100 gift certificate to use at Vivid Aquariums to purchase live goods.

The Drawing

The drawing for the winner will be on Dec. 30th!

Thanks again to Vivid Aquariums for this prize and contest!

 

[twilliard]

Here is my current tank. Been through a rough 2014 but coming back around!
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/here-it-is-my-now-5-year-old-tank.226103/

What I do for a living is just as crazy!
20 years as a traveling industrial electrician. Back injury and years of hard labor now I am a stay at home dad for my kids and my tank.

Thank you!

 

[afamousjohnson]

Well lets see - I have a 3 tank continues system all running together. It is made up of a larger custom 90g, 45g cube, and my 20g fuge. Been up going a year now and have had its ups and downs thus far. Looks great tho lol. Run a mix of led, mh, pc, and t5 for lighting between them all so a bit of everything. Sump - yes with all the cool gadgets I can get on it.

For work - well I make people both happy and sad - I am a Bartender.

Thanks for the oppertunity R2R and Vivid

 

[Eckolancer]

Current tank build
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/barrys-rimless-48x26x20.146084/

I am a networking engineer working towards architect level soon.

 

[ChrisAndJulie2012]

Our Current tank is a 125 Gallon with about 50 pounds of LR.

We currently have 2 Lyretail Anthias, Bicolor Angel, Yellow tang, 5 Blue/Green Chromis, Tomato Clown, Common Clown, and a fat and happy Lawnmower Blenny. With an assortment of crabs and snails. Corals include mostly hitch hiker corals that came on LR. We have green star polyps, one mushroom?, a newly purchased Xenia and a hammerhead that likes his new home so far. For lighting we have an older Current USA MH/T5/LED moonlight fixture. Hope to upgrade this tax season.

We hope to buy some of the branch style LR to fill in the open places. It may seem from the picture the rocks are clumped together, but there are many tunnels/caves throughout the tank. The tank is only 6 months old and water chemistry seems to be finally stabilizing. We are running a Reef Octopus HOB protein skimmer and just carbon in the dual Fluval 404's. We do 10% water change when keeping up with a toddler and a set of twin new borns allows us.

I work on the Mississippi River with the Army Corps of Engineers on the Dredge Hurley. It's a fun job, but the time away from home gets to you from time to time.

My wife and I thank you for looking at our tank and Merry Christmas

 

[dbl]

My first and only tank is a 120g peninsula that's been running now for about 19 months. Have been very lucky and successful despite myself. Build thread (in dire need of an update) is here.

I'm in the real estate development business.

 

[HiddenUser]

Current tank build thread is in my signature.

I am a Technical Account Manager. (AKA - I work with a small number of accounts to resolve issues that they have with our software.)

 

[Shep]

My current tank is a 4ob that is mostly LPS with a few SPS, its been running for about 3 months now.

For a living I am a nurse

 

[TheEngineer]

I have a 3 month old 50g SCA cube that's going to be primarily zoanthid a with some flowing LPS for motion.

I am engineer by training and a I work primarily in international research and business development now.

 

[Hogan]

I have a 6 softy, 10 shroom garden, 45 frag, and 180 main. I work construction.

 

[Killerflash]

My tank is a 90 gallon fowlr that is very soon to be a mixed reef. It has 12 fish in it currently; all are small and reef safe. I intend to get 1-2 more fish and then only sticking with corals from there.
It is my first saltwater tank and also my biggest tank I have ever had. I absolutely love this hobby I'm glad I dove right into it instead of going with freshwater with this tank.

Also I work at a PetSmart as a pet care specialist full time and am soon to be in management. (I wish we had saltwater fish!)

 

[garcia64]

I currently have a new 90g with 2 tangs 2 clowns and a flametail and a few corals, also am helping my wife keep a juvenile grouper in a 60g and all we have in there are zoas


For work my wife and I both are active duty navy I plan on staying in for 20+ years and my wife is returning back to school.

Merry Christmas and happy reefing!!

 

[Bryon]

My tank is a 180 gallon with a sump, heater, and gyre. I dose vodka and vinegar. I change 8 gallons a month whether it needs it or not. Easy peasy. I had trouble with nitrates for quite a while, but I believe it was from my rock leaching. All that has passed though. I'm the happiest I've ever been with a tank of mine. My clowns are hosting a frogspawn and have just started laying legs for the first time ever in one of my tanks. I just got a regal angel and hope my good luck with the tank continues.

I work for a very greedy company developing harnesses for locomotives. More than likely losing my job after Christmas. Yeah for me.

 

[thebluecatapilla]

My tank is a 29 gallon biocube, with only a couple corals and 1 ocellaris clown in it as of now. Most of my stock is actually purchased from Vivid Aquarium's Canoga Park location, my favorite LFS by far.

My job of sorts is a full time student at UCLA, not too much extra cash laying around after tuition so $100 to use for coral would be a holiday blessing indeed haha. However I know that there are many more people who are more in need than I am during this holiday season so it would make me much happier if one of these people won. I figured I would enter just for the fun of it though

 

[IronVulture]

My current tank is a 29 bio cube with the top removed to make room for a black box and 2 18" t5 actinic bulbs. I also have a diy pvc overflow going to a 17 gallon sump/fuge. This tank has been running for 12 months and is doing great after bouncing back from a bryopsis outbreak in March. I have also been putting together the equipment for a new 120 build since June.

I drive a tow truck for a living on call 24/7/365

 

[Mandrew]

My current tank is a 20g long that I'm cycling right now. It's been set up for around two weeks and I can't wait to get some corals in it!!

For the past 3 years I have been working as a day time custodian at an elementary school, but my dream job would have to be working for a company like Bulk Reef Supply! Or even owning a fish store.

 

[ProjectAnemone]

- 150g anemone prop system and a freshly wet 40b for SPS.

- Help manage other people's money

 

[traumajeff]

I currently have a 125g that I pieced together to help my special needs daughter with her therapy and learning. I'm working on an upgrade to a 240g, so she can have a larger area to view, because her eyesight is an issue.

As for a living, I'm a fairly new nurse. I was a paramedic for many years, and when we found out about our daughter, I went back to school so that I could have a profession that allows my wife to stay home and take care of our daughter.

 

[Mandrew]

- 150g anemone prop system and a freshly wet 40b for SPS.

- Help manage other people's money

I could use someone to help manage my money! [emoji30] lol

 

[Jlobes]

my current tank, include the 30G nano, stocked with all the new stuff and anything I saved from the "old" 120 crash. Also, have the 120 back up and running and ready for stocking!! have a 20high for permanent observation QT, and the 10G TTm QT.

heck, what dont I do for a living! haha. mostly, im an artist and part time caterer.