Loving this new hobby

Here are a few pics, sorry some are very blue. And one pick of the first day it was filled with water.

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Thanks, looking good
 
Sadly... The large anemone at the beginning of the video died Thursday. Got itself into the fan
I have had that happen before. It got caught and chewed up by a pump, and was dead by the time I noticed. I've also had one get into my overflow.
 
Welcome to the hobby! Glad you decided to get your own system!

If you are interested and looking for a channel to get lost on come check it out! Been super fun! Also talk about having the importance of a lid! Would hate to lose any more fish to jumping!

 
Welcome to the hobby! Glad you decided to get your own system!

If you are interested and looking for a channel to get lost on come check it out! Been super fun! Also talk about having the importance of a lid! Would hate to lose any more fish to jumping!


I'll take a look
I have a lid, as much as I can. I have a hob set up. But the 2 that went missing, I think only 1 is a jumper. The Cardinal just vanished. And was too big for me to miss if it jumped.
 

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