Hello from Norway

Hello and welcome to R2R!
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Hi everyone!

Just signed up today. Not entirely sure I'm in the right place though.. I'm from Norway. Always had an interest in anything living in the ocean, and always had a dream to get a saltwater tank with local Norwegian species. It took me about 30 years, but about a year ago, I finally got a tank. It's been an interesting learning curve, and many changes along the way, but so much fun. So, my tank is a coldwater tank, so again, not sure that really fits in here, but I guess we'll see. :)

I'll add a little older picture from the tank.
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Welcome!

Gorgeous tank photo!! Based on your photo, yes you are on the right forum - glad you joined!
 
Thanks everyone! :)

Welcome!

Gorgeous tank photo!! Based on your photo, yes you are on the right forum - glad you joined!
Thanks a lot! :) Posted more pictures and a few videos in the "members tank" section now!
 
Thanks everyone! :)


Thanks a lot! :) Posted more pictures and a few videos in the "members tank" section now!
Sounds like you are already ready to claim your badge! Congrats!!

Here is info they gave me:
One fun way to learn from others and keep a record of your reef aquarium is to create your very own build thread! A build thread is just a thread that tells us about your aquarium and might include photos. You can create your build thread in one of these forums. MEMBER'S AQUARIUMS

<sounds like already done, so just do below>

Once you have created a build thread then you can get your VERY FIRST USER BADGE! YAY! It's easy to do and I have created a thread that tells you how to do it here: BUILD THREAD BADGE
 
Hi everyone!

Just signed up today. Not entirely sure I'm in the right place though.. I'm from Norway. Always had an interest in anything living in the ocean, and always had a dream to get a saltwater tank with local Norwegian species. It took me about 30 years, but about a year ago, I finally got a tank. It's been an interesting learning curve, and many changes along the way, but so much fun. So, my tank is a coldwater tank, so again, not sure that really fits in here, but I guess we'll see. :)

I'll add a little older picture from the tank.
IMG_2939v2.JPG
OK, Let's do a temperature check. How cold is it?
 
Hi everyone!

Just signed up today. Not entirely sure I'm in the right place though.. I'm from Norway. Always had an interest in anything living in the ocean, and always had a dream to get a saltwater tank with local Norwegian species. It took me about 30 years, but about a year ago, I finally got a tank. It's been an interesting learning curve, and many changes along the way, but so much fun. So, my tank is a coldwater tank, so again, not sure that really fits in here, but I guess we'll see. :)

I'll add a little older picture from the tank.
IMG_2939v2.JPG
Beautiful tank!! Welcome to R2R!
 
Thanks for the welcome all of you! :)

Sounds like you are already ready to claim your badge! Congrats!!

Here is info they gave me:
One fun way to learn from others and keep a record of your reef aquarium is to create your very own build thread! A build thread is just a thread that tells us about your aquarium and might include photos. You can create your build thread in one of these forums. MEMBER'S AQUARIUMS

<sounds like already done, so just do below>

Once you have created a build thread then you can get your VERY FIRST USER BADGE! YAY! It's easy to do and I have created a thread that tells you how to do it here: BUILD THREAD BADGE

Heheey! Didn't know about that! That is now done, thanks a lot for the instructions! :)
OK, Let's do a temperature check. How cold is it?

15-16C (59-61F). I would like it to make it a bit lower, but when I do, I get more issues with condensation on the glass.. Glass tanks are not ideal for this, but at this temp, I rarely have any issues! :)
 

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