New to forum

CaseyWalker · Mar 1, 2021

G Santana said:
Welcome aboard

Thank you so much a lot of thinking and hard work

CaseyWalker · Mar 1, 2021

CMMorgan said:
Amazing tank! Look out for that tube anemone though. I had one... we named her Ursula. She swallowed fish whole... fish, crabs... you name it... the witch ate it. Her tentacles would spread out about a foot long every night ... nothing was safe. I finally had to evict her from my DT.
Welcome to the fishy family!!

I was afraid of this but I couldn’t pass it up for the size and price

CaseyWalker · Mar 1, 2021

bsr2430 said:
You’re new and your tank is already bigger than my tank and I’ve been in the hobby for fifteen years!!!!!

Welcome!
Another one sucked in!

You know what they say go big or go home hard to pass up a 3-4 grand tank for $800

CMMorgan · Mar 1, 2021

CaseyWalker said:
You know what they say go big or go home hard to pass up a 3-4 grand tank for $800

Enjoy the ride...

CaseyWalker · Mar 1, 2021

CMMorgan said:
Enjoy the ride...

It’s been a rough start but I’m learning

CMMorgan · Mar 1, 2021

CaseyWalker said:
It’s been a rough start but I’m learning

If it isn't rough, you aren't learning anything. LOL Just remember this is a marathon, not a race. Good things come to those who wait.

Jekyl · Mar 1, 2021

Welcome!

Jeffcb · Mar 1, 2021

Welcome to Reef2Reef!

Salty Rambler · Mar 1, 2021

Welcome to R2R! Depending on the size of the tube anemone, it may need a decently deep sandbed. Lighting obviously isn't an issue with NPS, so you should be fine with placement as long as it is in a sandy area with moderate flow and it is able to receive meaty foods.