Zoe’s Reef
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Somewhat satisfied, only because of a GHA battle. Always 'very satisfied' when I get home to my little 13.5g and count all of my creatures alive and happy.
Instant Reefing Satisfaction
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SamAPFish
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Are you just keeping softies? How are you replenishing nutrients?Stability keeps me satisfied. Tanks 7 months old no water changes and everthing is growing.
X-37B
Fight The Good Fight
Acro's, monti's, few lps, 10 fish. Currently 50+ corals. Feed 3-4 times a day. Filter sock skimmer.
Dosed 2 part for 5+ months now carx.
I dose manually DSR trace daily. Esv strontium weekly.
Thats about it.
DarthSimon
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One one of my indo torches opens fully and has gorgeous coloration,
Mical
2500 Club Member
You know what I find really funny (not in laughable funny but curiously funny) Is that no matter how picky each & everyone of us are about our tanks, we're the 2% that make this hobby move.
Just look at the many used tanks on Ebay, Craigslist, etc.. of folks getting out because they couldn't make it work for them. I hear it all the time - "how do you do that?" (And my tanks are nothing special) But it made me realize that it would be really easy to sell off everything and just find something that isn't so challenging or some hobby that doesn't make you think your way through it, a hobby that is pretty much on "set it and forget it". Nahhh... not me. I like the challenge, I like understanding that these creatures we keep, teach us patience and that it's THEIR WORLD not ours.
I think we're all here because we like the responsibility and the challenges that come with keeping reef critters.
Just look at the many used tanks on Ebay, Craigslist, etc.. of folks getting out because they couldn't make it work for them. I hear it all the time - "how do you do that?" (And my tanks are nothing special) But it made me realize that it would be really easy to sell off everything and just find something that isn't so challenging or some hobby that doesn't make you think your way through it, a hobby that is pretty much on "set it and forget it". Nahhh... not me. I like the challenge, I like understanding that these creatures we keep, teach us patience and that it's THEIR WORLD not ours.
I think we're all here because we like the responsibility and the challenges that come with keeping reef critters.
Daniel@R2R
Living the Reef Life
I get instant satisfaction from buying new stuff or finding old stuff I haven't seen in a while. LOL
Twìsted~Coral
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