I'm new!!!

The Aquatic Arsenal · Apr 17, 2020

monti mike · Apr 17, 2020

Welcome!! We love helping and sharing our opinions! Looking forward to seeing pictures as your tank comes along! :D

Brandon Smith · Apr 17, 2020

Bethany Yates · Apr 17, 2020

Sharir said:
Nice to meet you! Do not worry and do not be shy to ask silly questions... Those who ask questions are a fool for 5 minutes but those who remain silent stay fools forever. :p ;)

Ha ha ha I love that! Nice to meet you too.

Bethany Yates · Apr 17, 2020

BeejReef said:
Welcome,

Fine looking tank you have there!

Thank you!! I love the star trek pic!

windemerejack · Apr 17, 2020

Hi and welcome from the UK. Very friendly and knowledgeable folk on here, you will love it.
Stay safe

Bethany Yates · Apr 18, 2020

windemerejack said:
Hi and welcome from the UK. Very friendly and knowledgeable folk on here, you will love it.
Stay safe

Thank you!!

AcroNem · Apr 18, 2020

Welcome!

Bethany Yates · Apr 18, 2020

AcroNem said:
Welcome!

Hey, thanks a lot!

Sebastiancrab · Apr 18, 2020

Hi Bethany! Welcome! I am new too but starting out much smaller - a 29 gallon. I don't have any fish or corals yet.
I like your tank. How large is it?

Bethany Yates · Apr 18, 2020

Elaine123 said:
Hi Bethany! Welcome! I am new too but starting out much smaller - a 29 gallon. I don't have any fish or corals yet.
I like your tank. How large is it?

Hey! Welcome to you as well! Thank you, it gets a lot of extra TLC since I am stuck at home on quarantine. 29 gallons is a good size to start with. My tank is a little under 150 gallons running for about 3 years. Do you know what kinds of organisms you are going to start with?

Sebastiancrab · Apr 18, 2020

Well, right now I am thinking of one or two ocellaris clowns, one or more peaceful type blue damsels and a royal gramma. Have not figured out the cleaning crew. I want to start out with beginner corals like xenia, mushrooms etc.
Have not bought the rock yet because the LFS is pick up only. Have to decide on a reverse osmosis system and better 30 inch light fixture. This is fun to study everything and I love the blog. Have been amazed by the complexity and variety of the hobby. I would appreciate any thoughts/advice.