Celebrating my first year as a reefer!

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Lots of up's and downs but loads more learning! I look forward to many years to come.

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What part of reefing did you find most troublesome?
Personally for me, I am a very impatient person. Having to add livestock at a timely fashion was difficult for me, and at one point I paid the price when risking to put 3 fish in at the same time and one got bullied to death.

Another was learning the fact that no matter how long I do this for, the hobby requires constant vigilance, water change is the same for the newbie and also as an expert.

All in all it was a great chance for me to become a better person overall I like to think!
 
Great-looking tank! Happy reeferversary!
 
One year wiser ;Penguin Nice work. Beautiful pictures.
 

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