Slocke
Wrasse and Eel Nerd
I’ve been on here for a little while but not said hello before.
I’m an animal person who couldn’t resist trying something new. So after Covid sent me home from my awesome job in education and conservation in Namibia where I got to work with some of the coolest animals ever I wanted a new challenge with some more cool critters. So at the turn of the year I bought a used converted freshwater tank and started reefing.
A few months in and I’ve probably gone too fast but everything seems in perfect health. I’ve got 11 fish, a couple of cleaner shrimp, and a RFA in my 110 gallon. My current favorite is either my Naoko or my skunk cleaner as they’ll both come say hi and hand feed. I’ve also got a handful of corals which seem to be doing well most of the time but I’ve found them very hard to read so who knows.
My long term plan is a big tank and an epaulette shark but that’s a long way away.
So far R2R has been such a great resource with great responses which is great because I have a million questions (though I doubt most are worthy of a post).
I’m an animal person who couldn’t resist trying something new. So after Covid sent me home from my awesome job in education and conservation in Namibia where I got to work with some of the coolest animals ever I wanted a new challenge with some more cool critters. So at the turn of the year I bought a used converted freshwater tank and started reefing.
A few months in and I’ve probably gone too fast but everything seems in perfect health. I’ve got 11 fish, a couple of cleaner shrimp, and a RFA in my 110 gallon. My current favorite is either my Naoko or my skunk cleaner as they’ll both come say hi and hand feed. I’ve also got a handful of corals which seem to be doing well most of the time but I’ve found them very hard to read so who knows.
My long term plan is a big tank and an epaulette shark but that’s a long way away.
So far R2R has been such a great resource with great responses which is great because I have a million questions (though I doubt most are worthy of a post).
Those cheetah cubs are a bundle of cuteness and beauty in such a tiny package! 
