Hello Strangers

[Ninja69assassin]

Said I should head to this thing here and introduce myself - I’m Michael and returning to fish keeping after a fairly long layoff.

Spent 2 years showing my wife the hobby with a 32gallon bio cube. Fairly stock aquarium. She’s on board with bigger now.

2 clownfish, 1 tiger stripe goby, 1 emerald crab, 2 peppermint shrimp, and misc snails and crabs for livestock.

Weeping willow coral, basic mushrooms, Duncan, and misc zoas.

Planning to add a 75gallon to basement if I can figure out some basic plumbing option on a tank I got as a “gift”. Always had pre plumbed tanks in the past so not sure on adding overflow boxes these days and how much it’s changed since I ran the “ecosystem miracle mud” program decades ago.

Looking forward to seeing what others are doing and if I can apply to our next build. Expecting it to be a very slow process as we’ll add parts every few paychecks until we can turn the tank on.

Thanks for having us.

Michael

 

[Peace River]

Welcome to Reef2Reef!!!

 

[Zach B]

Welcome Michael :)

 

[marcinpolak]

 

[fishguy242]

Hi ,welcome to the reef... :)

 

[vetteguy53081]

 

[hoffmeyerz]

Welcome! You should start a build thread, i'd love to follow along!
Would you happen to be a fellow Michigander? Noticed your from Fruitport.

 

[Kristopher Conlin]

Welcome to Reef2Reef!!

 

[Fish Styx]

Greetings, Michael and welcome to the reef!

 

[Waters]

Welcome :):)!!

 

[Buckster]

Hello Michael, Welcome to R2R!

 

[ryanjohn1]

Said I should head to this thing here and introduce myself - I’m Michael and returning to fish keeping after a fairly long layoff.

Spent 2 years showing my wife the hobby with a 32gallon bio cube. Fairly stock aquarium. She’s on board with bigger now.

2 clownfish, 1 tiger stripe goby, 1 emerald crab, 2 peppermint shrimp, and misc snails and crabs for livestock.

Weeping willow coral, basic mushrooms, Duncan, and misc zoas.

Planning to add a 75gallon to basement if I can figure out some basic plumbing option on a tank I got as a “gift”. Always had pre plumbed tanks in the past so not sure on adding overflow boxes these days and how much it’s changed since I ran the “ecosystem miracle mud” program decades ago.

Looking forward to seeing what others are doing and if I can apply to our next build. Expecting it to be a very slow process as we’ll add parts every few paychecks until we can turn the tank on.

Thanks for having us.

Michael

If you’re not looking to drill tank for overflow to a sump check out cpr hob overflows. And welcome back

 

[jsker]

 

[Reeflix]

WELCOME! a build thread would be cool!

 

[Petcrazyson]

Hi Michael! Welcome back to fish keeping and to R2R

 

[JZ199]

Welcome!!

 

[Ninja69assassin]

Welcome! You should start a build thread, i'd love to follow along!
Would you happen to be a fellow Michigander? Noticed your from Fruitport.

Absolutely from Michigan, living in Fruitport.

Got an awesome coral guy about 15/20 minutes from me so why not jump back in.

 

[Ninja69assassin]

WELCOME! a build thread would be cool!

Assuming that’s where I start a thread and slowly add what I’ve bought, and started doing?

 

[tbrown]

Said I should head to this thing here and introduce myself - I’m Michael and returning to fish keeping after a fairly long layoff.

Spent 2 years showing my wife the hobby with a 32gallon bio cube. Fairly stock aquarium. She’s on board with bigger now.

2 clownfish, 1 tiger stripe goby, 1 emerald crab, 2 peppermint shrimp, and misc snails and crabs for livestock.

Weeping willow coral, basic mushrooms, Duncan, and misc zoas.

Planning to add a 75gallon to basement if I can figure out some basic plumbing option on a tank I got as a “gift”. Always had pre plumbed tanks in the past so not sure on adding overflow boxes these days and how much it’s changed since I ran the “ecosystem miracle mud” program decades ago.

Looking forward to seeing what others are doing and if I can apply to our next build. Expecting it to be a very slow process as we’ll add parts every few paychecks until we can turn the tank on.

Thanks for having us.

Michael

Hi Michael! Welcome to Reef2Reef. Glad you've joined us!

 

[JC1977]