Cold Water Reef in 90?!

[Tamberav]

Maybe time fo an update? Pics please!

OK here ya go

 

[Blue Ring Octopus]

Wow, thanks for the pictures, the Catalina Golby looks splendid. Such a beautiful fish.

 

[Tamberav]

Wow, thanks for the pictures, the Catalina Golby looks splendid. Such a beautiful fish.

Thanks! I wish I could get a better photo of it. It is blurry because they are SO NEON the camera can not focus on them!!! It is like trying to photograph a blue/red led diode.

 

[Blue Ring Octopus]

Here is the rock.

 

[samnaz]

Awesome!

 

[2Sunny]

Welcome back! Glad you updated us. What an awesome idea.

Can you show the chiller and tell us if you've had any trouble with it?

Thanks a bunch.

Joe in NY

 

[WheatToast]

Update?

 

[Tamberav]

Update?

Yup! Still here! Need to clean the acrylic though.

 

[WheatToast]

Yup! Still here! Need to clean the acrylic though.

Your system is so inspiring!

I remember finding it on Nano-Reef years ago and it still looks just as amazing as it did back then, if not more! Those hydrocorals and coralline look splendid and the anemones look super healthy!

Someday, I hope I can find success with a coldwater/temperate system. I’ll notify you if that happens!

 

[Tamberav]

Your system is so inspiring!

I remember finding it on Nano-Reef years ago and it still looks just as amazing as it did back then, if not more! Those hydrocorals and coralline look splendid and the anemones look super healthy!

Someday, I hope I can find success with a coldwater/temperate system. I’ll notify you if that happens!

It is definitely a fun tank and low maintenance. No dosing or testing or topping off. Just toss in some food every day and do a water change now and again. I got lots of baby nems springing up again. Fish I had a few years ago use to eat them but the catalina's ofc do not.