Introduction!

Jimbhoy13 · Nov 25, 2024

Welcome to R2R and the salty world Megan. Lots of knowledgeable and helpful people here who will support and advise you when needed.
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ChrisfromBrick · Nov 26, 2024

Awesome you already have experience- it helps.

Best advice of the day. Keep the GSP and Xenia isolated on an island if you already didn't know. They will take over everything and be an enormous pain.

smeggys · Nov 26, 2024

FrugalReefer said:
Be careful with the Xenia ( I think that’s what you meant) and the GSP. They’ll quickly take over your tank if conditions are right.

Thank you! I love Xenia so would be happy for it to expand quite a bit! But I will be careful!

BryanM · Nov 26, 2024

smeggys said:
Hey!

So my name is Megan, I’m 24 and from the southwest of the uk! I’m pretty new to keeping a saltwater tank but had/have lots of experience with freshwater!

My s.w tank is 57 litres in a fluval flex, with a hydra ai 26hd light. And I’m sticking 2 clowns, 2 hermits, 3 turbo snails and a sea serpent starfish! As well as some easy corals such as zeniz, zoa, and gsp.

Always looking to learn and grow!

Welcome!

ChrisfromBrick · Nov 26, 2024

smeggys said:
Thank you! I love Xenia so would be happy for it to expand quite a bit! But I will be careful!

If you are ok with it covering your rockwork then to each their own. The problem is, is that this hobby waves all these beautiful corals in your face and you are going to end up wanting other things in your scape (probably). My friend saw my island of GSP and I have a few higher end zoas, and he was more impressed with the GSP than the zoas, brain coral, Monti's etc. LOL