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Do you have a build thread/journal here on R2R?

  • Yes (please post a link in this thread)

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  • No not yet

    Votes: 125 41.0%
  • Other

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I have 2 build threads here.

I absolutely agree that a build thread is a fantastic way to "journal" your progress!! Not only do you have the written information, but also, hopefully, photographical data to visually see how the tank advances.

While it is awesome to see all the hardware photos, the actual living system photo journal is a HUGE plus to not only newbies reading along, but for yourself, as tank owner, to gauge the progress of your tank.

I personally have gone back many times and reviewed my own threads. I am astounded to see the progression of my tank. What you don't see day to day, is glaringly obvious when you look back several months and compare to today!!
 
Build threads, Build Thread Badges, Build Thread Updates, Build, Build, Build! They can also be called Journals! :p Build threads are very important to R2R and to people who are looking for help on R2R. Build threads provide motivation, inspiration, learning tools and more for others. Soooooo It's important you have a build thread and it's important that you maintain it! So let me ask you a few things today!

1. Do you have a build thread and if you do will you please post a link to it in this thread?

2. Did you know that you can get a spiffy build thread badge under your profile name once you create a build thread of your own?
Here is how you do that!

3. Did you know we have a whole set up forums set up for Member's Aquarium Discussions? You do now! Click here to access them and to start your on!


Build thread of @Thrassian Atoll
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Yes OMG I just made one haha Reefer-S 850 G2 build
 
Build threads, Build Thread Badges, Build Thread Updates, Build, Build, Build! They can also be called Journals! :p Build threads are very important to R2R and to people who are looking for help on R2R. Build threads provide motivation, inspiration, learning tools and more for others. Soooooo It's important you have a build thread and it's important that you maintain it! So let me ask you a few things today!

1. Do you have a build thread and if you do will you please post a link to it in this thread?

2. Did you know that you can get a spiffy build thread badge under your profile name once you create a build thread of your own?
Here is how you do that!

3. Did you know we have a whole set up forums set up for Member's Aquarium Discussions? You do now! Click here to access them and to start your on!


Build thread of @Thrassian Atoll
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My build thread is in the DIY section, since I built my tank out of acrylic, from scratch. I've just kept it going since then. Here's the link: https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/first-diy-50g-acrylic-aquarium-and-wood-stand-build.914866/
 

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Yeahhhh sure and I love to frequently update mine. Keeps an excellent track of my tank.

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It did not. Clicking your build thread goes to a dead link. Edit the link to the 2nd one you posted as that one works.
Ah thank you. So trying to recreate my own didn't work. The 2nd is just what I copied from what was already there from the thread itself. Thanks!
 
Hi, I’ve been thinking about setting up a build thread. My tank is a nano so I’m not sure if I should be using the build thread section or nano build section. Is the nano build section still considered a build thread and linkable to your account?
 

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