rdirtytwo
Community Member
Hello everyone,
Growing up, I've always been interested in freshwater and marine life. When I was younger, I used to go fishing every weekend in the Northern California (Bay, Delta, aqueducts, and lakes) targeting anything from blue gills, cats, largemouth and striped bass, to river monsters like white sturgeons (with tags of course).
I've been keeping freshwater tanks for the last 10 years but really dove into aquascaping about 5 years ago. I've been doing a lot of research lately into reef keeping and decided to jump head first into it. I currently have 3 tanks. One 40 breeder freshwater planted tank, one 40 breeder that is emptied and cleaned to be converted into a reef tank, and one Fluval Flex 9 gallon tank that I converted to a reef tank
Fluval Flex 9 planted
Converted
Growing up, I've always been interested in freshwater and marine life. When I was younger, I used to go fishing every weekend in the Northern California (Bay, Delta, aqueducts, and lakes) targeting anything from blue gills, cats, largemouth and striped bass, to river monsters like white sturgeons (with tags of course).
I've been keeping freshwater tanks for the last 10 years but really dove into aquascaping about 5 years ago. I've been doing a lot of research lately into reef keeping and decided to jump head first into it. I currently have 3 tanks. One 40 breeder freshwater planted tank, one 40 breeder that is emptied and cleaned to be converted into a reef tank, and one Fluval Flex 9 gallon tank that I converted to a reef tank
Fluval Flex 9 planted
Converted
also hello fellow California reefer
