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Greetings everyone,

New to this particular forum.

Have a 30 gal live reef set up currently. 2 hydro koralia power heads, skilter 250 (working on a fuge set up), Eheim Jaegar heater, Corallife LED fixture with live sand and rock. Have 2'branching hammers that are doing very well, a hydnophora, a pink eye chalice, an assorted zoa colony with a couple mushrooms mixed in and a new Zoa rock with two unknown orange zoa's.

As far as the fish are concerned: 2 yellow tail damsels, 2 ocelaris clownfish, a black bar goby, a Midas Benny, and a Lamarks angel. Also have an emerald crab and assorted hermits and snails. The tank has been up for about 6 months now.

Future plans are a fuge, Desjardini sailfin, and corals. A larger tank will be in order within the next year.

I look forward to learning from the experienced aquarists here and getting to know all the great people.

Ryan
 

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What's up texas! I'm new too :) take your shoes off and stay a while!

Tons of awesome ppl, giveaways and info here. I have learned a lot and am still!


Enjoy! :D
 
welcome caliwagon we have a very active local club here in the metroplex between reef2reef, dfwmas youll have plenty of people to help you
 
Welcome. There are actually 3 local clubs in Dallas, 2 of which are active. I prefer North Texas Reef Fanatics. I am your neighbor just down the road.
 
Welcome to r2r!!! Tank looks great.
 

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