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Hey everyone, been a lurker for a bit and now have a 20g tank set up for a learning curve before I step up to a bigger tank. We live in the NEK in Vt so pretty much the only access outside of a couple hour drive is online. The tank has been up since Jan, was going great and I am now a member of the Dino club...grrrr...wish me luck. Had tanks almost as far back as I can remember...bought a 55 27 years ago and had everything under the sun in it...even s/w back in the 90's. Man hasnt the equipment changed since then.
Soon I plan on starting a larger s/w tank and the f/w is going to be gifted off....unless I cant get this dyno thing under control. I'm thinking a 75g mixed reef...but I'm a firm believer in bigger is better....
 
Hey everyone, been a lurker for a bit and now have a 20g tank set up for a learning curve before I step up to a bigger tank. We live in the NEK in Vt so pretty much the only access outside of a couple hour drive is online. The tank has been up since Jan, was going great and I am now a member of the Dino club...grrrr...wish me luck. Had tanks almost as far back as I can remember...bought a 55 27 years ago and had everything under the sun in it...even s/w back in the 90's. Man hasnt the equipment changed since then.
Soon I plan on starting a larger s/w tank and the f/w is going to be gifted off....unless I cant get this dyno thing under control. I'm thinking a 75g mixed reef...but I'm a firm believer in bigger is better....
Welcome Rob
Bigger is in some ways easier
Equipment has advanced for sure.
 
Welcome to Reef2Reef!!!

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Hey everyone, been a lurker for a bit and now have a 20g tank set up for a learning curve before I step up to a bigger tank. We live in the NEK in Vt so pretty much the only access outside of a couple hour drive is online. The tank has been up since Jan, was going great and I am now a member of the Dino club...grrrr...wish me luck. Had tanks almost as far back as I can remember...bought a 55 27 years ago and had everything under the sun in it...even s/w back in the 90's. Man hasnt the equipment changed since then.
Soon I plan on starting a larger s/w tank and the f/w is going to be gifted off....unless I cant get this dyno thing under control. I'm thinking a 75g mixed reef...but I'm a firm believer in bigger is better....
Welcome Rob&VC! Sorry to hear about the Dinos. That is one Club that noone wants a card to. Hang in there, it gets better!
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Hey everyone, been a lurker for a bit and now have a 20g tank set up for a learning curve before I step up to a bigger tank. We live in the NEK in Vt so pretty much the only access outside of a couple hour drive is online. The tank has been up since Jan, was going great and I am now a member of the Dino club...grrrr...wish me luck. Had tanks almost as far back as I can remember...bought a 55 27 years ago and had everything under the sun in it...even s/w back in the 90's. Man hasnt the equipment changed since then.
Soon I plan on starting a larger s/w tank and the f/w is going to be gifted off....unless I cant get this dyno thing under control. I'm thinking a 75g mixed reef...but I'm a firm believer in bigger is better....
Welcome!
Bigger is better usually but if you enjoy the challenge, smaller is funner!
You've sure been running fish for a while. I started back in the late 80s, early 90s with freshwater. Finally took the saltwater plunge back in 2012.
 

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