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Wow what a massive and kind response, this is such a bussling forum I love it!!!
Last week I went with my friend @courtneykeeps to AAC, a shop that's got a great reputation and it REALLY lives up to it, I had a long conversation there (I think maybe with the guy who owns it? Notsure), and he was dropping soooo much fantastic interesting fascinating info. Will definitely go back there when I'm ready to set everything up. Gave me so much to think about and plan.
Yes I think lagoon style is what I like, although all the lingo is very new to me atm! A nice mix of macro algae, a few easy/hardly corals and lots of little charming creatures that don't harrass eachother too much. If I didn't love rockpools so much, I would go for a mangrove-style lagoon, but I think the rocks are calling my name for this tank.
Do you know of any good lagoon journals I could have a look at? I love to learn via journals, found that so useful when learning about planted tanks.
Thanks! It is one of my prints
Hopefully my tank will have a bit of style too it, I've got to try not to put everything I like all in one tank and show some restraint... very hard! Will definitely do a journal for it, best way to learn this hobby in my opinion.
I have a 18L bowl I want to set up first, to do something very simple and get used to the marine concepts (and give me time to save up for the proper lighting and things), are there any good nano marine tank tutorials out there that anyone can recommend? I've had a look but not seen much yet.
Last week I went with my friend @courtneykeeps to AAC, a shop that's got a great reputation and it REALLY lives up to it, I had a long conversation there (I think maybe with the guy who owns it? Notsure), and he was dropping soooo much fantastic interesting fascinating info. Will definitely go back there when I'm ready to set everything up. Gave me so much to think about and plan.
Yes I think lagoon style is what I like, although all the lingo is very new to me atm! A nice mix of macro algae, a few easy/hardly corals and lots of little charming creatures that don't harrass eachother too much. If I didn't love rockpools so much, I would go for a mangrove-style lagoon, but I think the rocks are calling my name for this tank.
Do you know of any good lagoon journals I could have a look at? I love to learn via journals, found that so useful when learning about planted tanks.
Welcome Rose, love the avatar, you be a designer indeed…
can most was it to see your step by step macro…
Thanks! It is one of my prints
Hopefully my tank will have a bit of style too it, I've got to try not to put everything I like all in one tank and show some restraint... very hard! Will definitely do a journal for it, best way to learn this hobby in my opinion.I have a 18L bowl I want to set up first, to do something very simple and get used to the marine concepts (and give me time to save up for the proper lighting and things), are there any good nano marine tank tutorials out there that anyone can recommend? I've had a look but not seen much yet.
I love his tanks, they were my introduction to macroalgae and I fell in love with the colours and vibe! Love the mixing of freshwater aquascaping arrangements with marinelife, my big tank will be a bit like this definitely.
