Crazy Seahorse Lady
New Member
Hello Everyone!
I am a Crazy Seahorse Lady. I'm an avid diver new to the reef building community but super excited to be here. I can't wait to be able to share the beauty of the ocean I get to see 60 ft down with family and friends. My husband and I started our journey with a ton of research (read information overload!) about a year ago and we were finally ready to take the plunge building our own tank when we found a 'rescue tank' that needed some TCL and came with some pretty cool equipment perks. The down side was that we had to go tear it down and that meant taking the livestock with us. While I was over the top to find that the tank held two fantastic clams (I so want a clam & seahorse tank!!) along with other beauties unfortunately at that time we only had 2 10 gallon hospital tanks to take care of the new crew and as you all know that's just not sustainable. We ended up taking them to a local reef store so I know they are being well cared for but the experience has really ignited us so once we get some new flooring in we'll be starting our journey.
I'm excited to be a part of the community and look forward to learning from everyone!
Thank you,
Crazy Seahorse Lady
It's not the depth OF your dive but the depth IN your dive.
I am a Crazy Seahorse Lady. I'm an avid diver new to the reef building community but super excited to be here. I can't wait to be able to share the beauty of the ocean I get to see 60 ft down with family and friends. My husband and I started our journey with a ton of research (read information overload!) about a year ago and we were finally ready to take the plunge building our own tank when we found a 'rescue tank' that needed some TCL and came with some pretty cool equipment perks. The down side was that we had to go tear it down and that meant taking the livestock with us. While I was over the top to find that the tank held two fantastic clams (I so want a clam & seahorse tank!!) along with other beauties unfortunately at that time we only had 2 10 gallon hospital tanks to take care of the new crew and as you all know that's just not sustainable. We ended up taking them to a local reef store so I know they are being well cared for but the experience has really ignited us so once we get some new flooring in we'll be starting our journey.
I'm excited to be a part of the community and look forward to learning from everyone!
Thank you,
Crazy Seahorse Lady
It's not the depth OF your dive but the depth IN your dive.
