cassilyn
Active Member
Hello everyone!
I am new to the forum and just wanted to introduce myself. My husband and I have had reef tanks for 20 years or so, but are new to reefs at high elevations. I'm not sure that it is making a difference, but our little 28 gallon nano tank we have is a booger to care for. We have several different corals, but have trouble keeping fish. We're working on it though.
I am also getting ready to set up a seahorse tank. I've done a lot of research, but I'm sure I'll have a lot of questions. I've only put the down payment on the tank and do not have any of the other equipment I need yet, so it is a work in very slow progress. Any tips you have are appreciated.
Does anyone have experience at having tanks at higher elevations? We are at about 4300 ft about sea level and we live in the high desert. Any tips on adjustments we need to make for this would be greatly appreciated as well.
Thanks and I look forward to getting to know you all!
Cassi
I am new to the forum and just wanted to introduce myself. My husband and I have had reef tanks for 20 years or so, but are new to reefs at high elevations. I'm not sure that it is making a difference, but our little 28 gallon nano tank we have is a booger to care for. We have several different corals, but have trouble keeping fish. We're working on it though.
I am also getting ready to set up a seahorse tank. I've done a lot of research, but I'm sure I'll have a lot of questions. I've only put the down payment on the tank and do not have any of the other equipment I need yet, so it is a work in very slow progress. Any tips you have are appreciated.
Does anyone have experience at having tanks at higher elevations? We are at about 4300 ft about sea level and we live in the high desert. Any tips on adjustments we need to make for this would be greatly appreciated as well.
Thanks and I look forward to getting to know you all!
Cassi
