Just saying hi!

[Amy Mitchell]

Hi all,

My first saltwater tank was a 75 gallon while I was in high school...I had everything from a puffer I hand-fed to a baby octopus. It has been many years since then and I changed to high quality breeder raised fancy goldfish. But I have been bit by the nano saltwater tank bug. I haven't set one up yet, but with love to see pictures of other folks' setups and hear stocking suggestions.

Thanks!

Amy

 

[KJ]

Welcome to R2R Amy:)

 

[Cherub]

welcome :)

 

[jsker]

Welcome to R2R Amy, you can pick up some good information here in the nano tanks forms

 

[alfani]

good luck.
the smaller the tank, the more difficult to keep long term. recommend to start with 30 gal, any thing smaller would be a challenge to keep water stable

 

[Carlos Danger]

Welcome and remember take baby steps. Its the best philosophy when starting out. Figure out little by little what works for you and then slowly turn the dial. Good Luck!

 

[ReeferMaddness843]

Welcome! In a great place for information and research.

 

[Maritimer]

Welcome aboard, Amy!

You've come to the right place to assuage your hunger - but also the right place to feed your addiction!

~Bruce

 

[scriptmonkey]

Welcome! Looking forward to the build thread.

 

[ngoodermuth]

Welcome! :)

 

[ReeferMadness80G]

Welcome! As said above, smaller tanks prove to be more difficult in keeping parameters stable but I really like the nano tanks so I accepted the challenge, feel free to ask any questions! Shared my thread below so you can see the trials and tribulations lol.

My Rimless 14G Biocube SPS Reef

https://www.reef2reef.com/index.php?threads/My-Rimless-14G-Biocube-SPS-Reef.264110/

 

[Amy Mitchell]

Thanks all! I am inspired by the tanks!