Your 2019 Reef: Tell us what you have planned!

[revhtree]

2019 is speeding towards us like a algae bloom after your kid dumps a jar of fish food in your tank! I was hoping you all might share what things you have planned for your reef in 2019 and what excites you the most!

So what are your reefing plans for 2019?

 

[speedstar]

Watch it grow. About it till some of the kids move out, then we will do a large in-wall.

 

[azbigjohn]

This is an exciting year...

I moved at the end of 2107, and could not get my tank back up fast enough to save my corals due to an electrical issue in the planned room.

My 210 gallon was restarted with only my three surviving fish (2 7 year old clowns, and a huge pajama Cardinal.)

Everything else is coming in 2019!

I will be adding fish and corals as the budget allows. I have spent the end of 2018 making sure I have all of my QT setup perfected, and have all of the recomended medications on hand. I also plan to try culturing some phytoplankton and copepods...

I am VERY excited for 2019!

 

[Sea MunnKey]

Status quo ...

 

[sfin52]

I'm planning on adding a monti to my tank. This will be my first sps.

 

[C-Reefer]

Big stuff! Planning on stocking all my tanks finally, breeding Bangaii cardinals and culturing phyto, pods, and rotifers. Rescaping my nem tank, and letting everything gro.

 

[Gregg @ ADP]

I’ve got a couple of big projects lined up for the first two weeks of ‘19 (threads pending). Then, moving and opening up in a new market (yikes!).

 

[Geebs19]

Potentially moving at the beginning of the year which has me terrified to move my tank. Other then that, watch my corals grow and finish adding fish. Maybe convince the wife we need a bigger tank.

 

[siggy]

Well since you asked
I am planning a new build in my den. My wife is tired of a tank in her living room. So after a year of explaining its too hard to move in one day and that it would be easier to set up a NEW tank and move the livestock she yelled.... JUST DO IT! I must say I feel a little guilty abut the deception ...I could have done it in TWO

 

[reacclimating 2 the hobby]

Only the tank I won from the Partner Member Drawing... moved in this weekend from the 40g. Now the short waiting game. Follow along as I'll be looking for member input. Couldn't have won it without everyone.

 

[DLHDesign]

New tank in 2019 - now with fish room behind it! Need to update my build thread...

 

[mch1984]

If all goes as planned, I will be starting my garage take over. I hope to include a 350 display and a saltwater lagoon/pond with predators (undecided on size), 100 gallons or so of frag tanks all tied in together on one sump. I probably wont be able to get started till the middle of 2019 but I'm working towards it for sure.

 

[dantimdad]

Get my 93 budget build finished!

I need a sump first! Hint. Hint.

LOL!

 

[Huff747]

Hopefully just letting stuff grow. If a bigger tank happened to appear maybe combining a couple smaller tanks into one but I'm not going to hold my breath.

 

[andrewkw]

Not sure this counts as big :

90g which was converted to SPS reef recently - by mid 2019 I hope this tank will be stocked more or less. I just have one fish and a few frags in it for now. My tanks are always mixed reefs, over the past few months or so I've tried harder to theme them.

112g main display : A few more small fish to complete the reef if you will. There isn't a lot of space for new corals but I will find a way to jam some in somehow.

10g nano reef - this tank is for sexy shrimp, I hope to finally get around to catching one with eggs and attempting to raise the babies. I really want to try breeding something.

Who knows what else will happen. While nothing big is planned it wouldn't surprise me if something big somehow happens.

 

[User1]

Said no, negative ghost rider... Sadly outside finishing what I've already started with the upgrade and migration I just have busy work like finishing the canopy and skin the stand. I'll be adding and additional row of custom lighting but that isn't anything new per say. So I said no because this was already in flight and the tank is maturing.

One of the draw backs of using dry rock that has to mature. The dreaded "P" word (patience) is a real buzz kill if truth be told...

 

[Sorcha2]

Quite a few things actually. I plan on getting more corals, getting fish again, resetting up my 65g, keeping my 10g nano as a quarantine/observation tank. Oh and planning out my big cube build for when I move in a year or two I'm thinking either a 150 or 240g. I'm trying to plan out my coral and rock work set up for the 65 so that when I upgrade it will be easy to move and incorporate into a larger scape.

 

[dantimdad]

Quite a few things actually. I plan on getting more corals, getting fish again, resetting up my 65g, keeping my 10g nano as a quarantine/observation tank. Oh and planning out my big cube build for when I move in a year or two I'm thinking either a 150 or 240g. I'm trying to plan out my coral and rock work set up for the 65 so that when I upgrade it will be easy to move and incorporate into a larger scape.

You had me at big cube!

 

[dantimdad]

Quite a few things actually. I plan on getting more corals, getting fish again, resetting up my 65g, keeping my 10g nano as a quarantine/observation tank. Oh and planning out my big cube build for when I move in a year or two I'm thinking either a 150 or 240g. I'm trying to plan out my coral and rock work set up for the 65 so that when I upgrade it will be easy to move and incorporate into a larger scape.

You had me at big cube!

 

[dantimdad]

2019 is speeding towards us like a algae bloom after your kid dumps a jar of fish food in your tank! I was hoping you all might share what things you have planned for your reef in 2019 and what excites you the most!

So what are your reefing plans for 2019?

Who's tank is that?

I want more information!