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Thanks for sharing. 1982, wow...I bet yellow tangs were super cheap back then. I still miss old equipment so much. Loved the colors my metal halide spot created and hated the heat. I miss my CPR Back-pack skimmer tooHey Dyno, my first marine tank was a fish only swim tank. 5 Yellow Tangs in a 55 gallon tank. 1982 was the year. (I was 24) Have kept involved with salt water marine and planted tanks up until early 90s. Things really started changing for the better in the reefing hobby with filtration, lighting etc. I would get all of the latest equipment. But by 2015 I was really encouraged by the lighting technology. LEDs made all of the difference for me. No more metal halides, no more computer fans on the canopy. So many new developments. Just love it all. Thanks for the question.
HaHaHa me too!I had my fish before I got my wife so she knew we came as a pair.
lol cpr back pack was my first skimmer back in the day. just got back into reefing and things have changed.Thanks for sharing. 1982, wow...I bet yellow tangs were super cheap back then. I still miss old equipment so much. Loved the colors my metal halide spot created and hated the heat. I miss my CPR Back-pack skimmer too
Yup, Trickle Filters and Berlin Skimmers!!! Now my 180 sports a Curve 7 and LEDs. Definitely an improvement.lol cpr back pack was my first skimmer back in the day. just got back into reefing and things have changed.
A little clarification: I had freshwater tanks from the late 1960s-1970s. I sure hope this doesn’t get me kicked off of R2R?Hey Dyno, my first marine tank was a fish only swim tank. 5 Yellow Tangs in a 55 gallon tank. 1982 was the year. (I was 24) Have kept involved with salt water marine and planted tanks up until early 90s. Things really started changing for the better in the reefing hobby with filtration, lighting etc. I would get all of the latest equipment. But by 2015 I was really encouraged by the lighting technology. LEDs made all of the difference for me. No more metal halides, no more computer fans on the canopy. So many new developments. Just love it all. Thanks for the question.
I used a redsea prism for the skimmer and a coralife vho fixture. I can honestly say that I do not miss those days of struggling to keep a box of brown stuff alive.lol cpr back pack was my first skimmer back in the day. just got back into reefing and things have changed.
Icecap VHO were my first high end lights. Then the arm-hair burning metal halides. Sigh.I used a redsea prism for the skimmer and a coralife vho fixture. I can honestly say that I do not miss those days of struggling to keep a box of brown stuff alive.
Those were out of my price range back then.Icecap VHO were my first high end lights. Then the arm-hair burning metal halides. Sigh.
Mine too. LolThose were out of my price range back then.
I don't think so because I am still here and go into the 50s. The early 50s so it is nice to meet a fellow Geezer. ;PompusA little clarification: I had freshwater tanks from the late 1960s-1970s. I sure hope this doesn’t get me kicked off of R2R?
Greetings Paul B. Nice to meet you! Nothing like experience and that sixth sense to make our hobby that much more successful.I don't think so because I am still here and go into the 50s. The early 50s so it is nice to meet a fellow Geezer. ;Pompus