Here I Go Again

Bryce Peterson

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New (to me) tank in the new house. Pretty much starting from scratch again. I had some major losses in the move; my beloved leopard wrasse (Honey), one of my blue throat triggers and all of my bristle worms and brittle stars from a heater failure. I have a few fish left in a 30 gallon while my tank cycles again.

Going from a 90 to a 6' 150. Next on the to do list is a jump skirt and a third light. This tank will be mainly fish with a few corals added later. Lost all my sps and several LPS to repeated Dino and cyano outbreaks. Took me almost a full bucket to figure out I had a bad batch of salt. I only found our what the problem was when I left the salt mixing more than my normal day. Within a few days, my mix tank was coated in dinos. I don't know if I have the heart to try much sps again for a while.

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Looking good! Following :-)
 
Nice job;)
 

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