Welcome to the group! Wishing you a quick recovery … knee and hand sting … and lots of aquarium fun along the way!
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
The backdrop of your tank is so cool and something I would want to swim in!!Long time lurker and recent member. I recently had a total knee replacement so I have watched as many BRS videos as possible. Love those guys. I was just cleaning my tank and thought the volitan was on the other side when I stuck my hand in. Didn't go well but not the first time. Looks like I'll be on benadryl and ibuprofen for the day.
I have been a reefer since the mid 90's and a nerd all my life. Journeyman Patternmaker, Machinist, Mechanical, Electrical, And Software engineer.
My first tank was a 150g plumbed through the floor with 55 gallon drums for a wet/dry system, Sump and 3 drums for anaerobic digestion. It was successful and sold with the house. Been experimenting ever since. I have researched lighting and anaerobics for years and am looking to add to my toolbox of knowledge.
My current tank is an ongoing experiment. 72g bowfront with fiberglass sculpted background and a center refugium for growing pods.
Not glorious but it's a test tank for lighting and anaerobics. I still haven't been able to talk the wife into a 200g livingroom peninsula but she loves the critters when she comes into my office. I'm getting close to convincing her.
I have started a series of experiments using 660nm and 740nm for a short period for plankton growth.Welcome to R2R! You'll find a ready audience waiting to hear the results of your experiments.
That would suck as much as loosing livestock in a tank.Hey, at least you didn’t burn your foot with a bowl of ramen water and loose half the skin on your foot