Throwback Thursday!! Show us a pic from way back when...

[Dcal]

please tell me you still have this strain those look so cool

 

[Dcal]

Here is an old photo of my 150G that I found right after re-aquascaping it from over a decade ago.

It had a 6" Deep Sand Bed, 120lbs of Tonga Live Rock and ceramic rock walls on the back

now thats an aquascape

 

[mike89t]

now thats an aquascape

Yeah the Reef Ceramics were a kind of cool way to cover the back walls:

 

[a.t.t.r]

please tell me you still have this strain those look so cool

They were cool. Perfect blue under natural light colors. Had them grown out to a large mat but a combination of a vacation a cold snap and someone opening the door so a stray cat could stay warm resulted in me leaving the hobby for 10+ years. My back up colony that was given to a fellow reefer fell behind his rocks and he didn’t care to save it since it “was ugly” (he ran all blue lights … I hate you Matt )

as far as I know only 3 rocks of these came into the country and all 3 died. If anyone happens to have a strain of this I would kill for a polyp or two.

 

[MONTANTK]

Here’s a few pictures from about 4 or 5 years ago. 1st tank was my favorite one I had done but it sprung a leak after a few months. The second tank is what it turned into.

 

[NowGlazeIT]

This is an awesome thread idea. I’m in!

 

[NowGlazeIT]

Ahhhh simpler days…

 

[Little c big D]

5 years ago

 

[James210ReefLife]

May 10, 2014
1 month into the hobby...

 

[Daniel@R2R]

Bump for Throwback Thursday!!

 

[jhuntstl]

My last reef from 8-9 years ago. Jebao WP-25s and 40s were all the rage. Bare bottom was increasing in popularity. I remember having a Remora C HOB skimmer, but looks like I upgraded to an eshopps. That rock traveled across many FO tanks. There was a near 2ft bristle worm hiding in it by the time it made it into this 40b. Was absolutely terrifying. I ultimately let this tank go pretty badly. I took it down and didn't return to the hobby until this year.

 

[austibella]

This is my favorite tank of all my years of reefing.the first few pics I had to separate Hercules from the other seahorses to give birth took him 3 days in labor, then their it was thousands of tini tiny baby seahorses, enlarge pic and you can see them.he just kept releasing them. If I were a guy I would have given out cigars!! I was so excited!!!! The pic with 2 seahorses are dwarfs. Had to move them out to put my pregnant one in..The last pic are all my seahorses RIP my sweet seahorses I had bought 2 beautiful seahorses that had internal parasites and wiped out my entire tank.this was many years ago . We didn't quarentine back then. Stupid, stupid, stupid. .sad lesson learned I am still devastated to this day... I still miss all of them each one had their own personality I would love to have a seahorse tank again.i even thought about having an area I can block off all the other fish in my 180 to add some seahorses I have a video of the birth but it says the video is to big to transfer

 

[Chessmanmark]

2004

 

[BillyW]

60 cube
March 2017 - wish I still had that Nanobox!

 

[Jose Fatule]

This is my reef tank from about 8-10 years ago when I used to live in Dominican Republic!

 

[Robert Ranciato]

My 75 gallon cube from 2003, when chalices were the pieces to acquire.

That's amazing for 2003 really nice

 

[Preyou]

Here is my first reef tank back in 2014. If I could only go back in time and tell myself then what I have learned.... I would have saved so much money and aggravation.

 

[DeniseAndy]

Okay, first reef tank...

 

[sfin52]

This is where my reefing dreams all began at Scott AFB. I was a poor A1C. When Heather(wife) and I where dating we would go to lfs and look at all the pretty fish and coral. Oct 2001

 

[ZoWhat]

This is the earliest pic I could find...


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