Who has a cold water setup?

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Who out there has a cold water setup?

Share your pics!

Also if you don't and are aware of any cold water species of fish, Coral, nems, etc. Name drop them!

Id love to be able too find some beadlet Anemones
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Thanks! Hopefully others that do have some setups will chime in.

I think there is not many.

Maybe a cold water subforum? Maybe that would entice more info about them as well.
That is an interesting suggest about a subforum. It is kind of a chicken or egg situation. Do you start the subforum and hope to get more interest or wait for the interest and then create the subforum. Typically we take the second option. That said, I find coldwater tanks interesting and was just looking at chillers this past week and I came across the TECO chillers which seem to be pushing that space forward.
 
That is an interesting suggest about a subforum. It is kind of a chicken or egg situation. Do you start the subforum and hope to get more interest or wait for the interest and then create the subforum. Typically we take the second option. That said, I find coldwater tanks interesting and was just looking at chillers this past week and I came across the TECO chillers which seem to be pushing that space forward.
Ill have to check those out. I currently have an artica 1/10. BRS tends to have them in open box marked down nicely.
 
Who out there has a cold water setup?

Share your pics!

Also if you don't and are aware of any cold water species of fish, Coral, nems, etc. Name drop them!

Id love to be able too find some beadlet Anemones
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I'm keeping 2 tanks at 57°F with Atlantic species one at the moment, kept many in the past when I lived on the west coast. Collected green/blue Beadlets earlier this year as invasive species in New Jersey and have them reproducing in my tank now.
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I'm keeping 2 tanks at 57°F with Atlantic species one at the moment, kept many in the past when I lived on the west coast. Collected green/blue Beadlets earlier this year as invasive species in New Jersey and have them reproducing in my tank now.
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Nice Stu…
 
Very nice!

I like that pink star.
Thank you! I raised StarLA since she was half the size of my pinky nail, and who knows how long before that because that’s when I first noticed her. Could have came in on NSW or some kelp.
She is about 3 years old now.
 
I was scrolling down to tag you in this thread, this tank never stops making me jealous, definitely my dream tank. Unfortunately its just not affordable away from the coast :(
 
Very nice!

I like that pink star.
Thank you! I raised StarLA since she was half the size of my pinky nail, and who knows how long before that because that’s when I first noticed her. Could have came in on NSW or some kelp.
She is about 3 years old now.
Nice. But why does it seem that he is screaming “my name is Patrick!” In the pic?
 

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