Tips & Tricks Of Old School Reefing

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For use older reefer how have been reefing for a bit, what would be the best tips for new reefers? I have found with all the advancement with Meds, equipments, lighting, tank , chemistry and whatever else we can think of would be helpful to the entire community:)

Let go!!
 
Best advice - “nothing good happens quickly in reefing”

:)

I break this advice/rule but I try not to!
 
As Greg @gcarroll says - SPS = Stability Promotes Success .. doesn't only apply to SPS but reefing in general !
Best advice i heard in a long time !

The other one I want to follow - Keep your dang hands of the tank water !!!!

Regards,
Abhishek
 
As Greg @gcarroll says - SPS = Stability Promotes Success .. doesn't only apply to SPS but reefing in general !
Best advice i heard in a long time !

The other one I want to follow - Keep your dang hands of the tank water !!!!

Regards,
Abhishek
Good ones!!
 
I am so guilty of that one:rolleyes::D

You will never walk alone my friend !!!

But my wife has started keeping a tab on me . I currently have a challenge on the way where I am not allowed to buy any new equipments unless anything fails or put my hand in water even if it means to fix a fallen frag by my wife . Extreme but my wife knows now more reefing than me and we believe its for the best of the tank.
Incentive is - I get to buy a high end acro every month of my choice if I follow the rules !!
And hard to say but I actually haven't touched water in my tank for the last 2 weeks - cyano came as ususal and i just ignored it. Today it seems to be receding on its own and acros look never better !

Regards,
Abhishek
 
One more - Don't Fix what's Not Broken
I try to stick by this as well. Sometimes with all the new distractions like skimmers, lighting and reef salt made from fairy dust it's hard to leave well enough alone. Lol
 
You will never walk alone my friend !!!

But my wife has started keeping a tab on me . I currently have a challenge on the way where I am not allowed to buy any new equipments unless anything fails or put my hand in water even if it means to fix a fallen frag by my wife . Extreme but my wife knows now more reefing than me and we believe its for the best of the tank.
Incentive is - I get to buy a high end acro every month of my choice if I follow the rules !!
And hard to say but I actually haven't touched water in my tank for the last 2 weeks - cyano came as ususal and i just ignored it. Today it seems to be receding on its own and acros look never better !

Regards,
Abhishek
Yes, but you still sticking you hand in the tank every month:oops:;Hilarious;Hilarious. That is a great idea!!
 
That is way to put it.
 
I try to stick by this as well. Sometimes with all the new distractions like skimmers, lighting and reef salt made from fairy dust it's hard to leave well enough alone. Lol

Bad;Hilarious;Hilarious
 
Yes, but you still sticking you hand in the tank every month:oops:;Hilarious;Hilarious. That is a great idea!!

That's the catch 22 my friend . That's why she got me aquarium gloves and tweezers as Christmas gifts to be used only when placing new frags .

Regards,
Abhishek
 
Don't make any changes just before a vacation. :D

Yeah tell me about it !!! Still remember the first chiller I ever got hooked up to the tank 1 day before before a 2 week vacation. Came home to a flooded floor :@
Regards,
Abhishek
 
That's the catch 22 my friend . That's why she got me aquarium gloves and tweezers as Christmas gifts to be used only when placing new frags .

Regards,
Abhishek
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