offthehook
Community Member
been out of the hobby for a little over 4 yrs after a tank crash in my 180 when my ato malfunctioned. Prior to that I was in the hobby for about 20 yrs in one way or another. I did revisit the hobby a year or so ago but it didn't last long...I just wasn't ready to jump back in with two feet. But decided a while ago it was time to get back in again.
What I have learned during my hiatus is things change quickly....lol
So this is what I have so far
Equipment
Mp 10
Tunze D.C. Return pump
Trigger crystal cube sump 18x18
Eshopps axium X120 skimmer
Kessil a360w
Avast ato
Stock
This time around I went with real reef rock, about 60-70 lbs. I have been quite impressed with this rock so far.
Right now I just have a couple of gorgonians,
Aussie gold torch,
neon green torch
Green and purple torch
Neon green hammer
Duncan
Palythoa grandis (green)
Cinnamon palys
And a few other various softies.
A couple pair of clowns 2x frostbite and a Davinci and a Picasso. (Doing great together right now but may have to separate down the road.)
A couple of pictures. I can't figure out how to get the true colors of the corals but at least you get the idea
Thanks for looking!
What I have learned during my hiatus is things change quickly....lol
So this is what I have so far
Equipment
Mp 10
Tunze D.C. Return pump
Trigger crystal cube sump 18x18
Eshopps axium X120 skimmer
Kessil a360w
Avast ato
Stock
This time around I went with real reef rock, about 60-70 lbs. I have been quite impressed with this rock so far.
Right now I just have a couple of gorgonians,
Aussie gold torch,
neon green torch
Green and purple torch
Neon green hammer
Duncan
Palythoa grandis (green)
Cinnamon palys
And a few other various softies.
A couple pair of clowns 2x frostbite and a Davinci and a Picasso. (Doing great together right now but may have to separate down the road.)
A couple of pictures. I can't figure out how to get the true colors of the corals but at least you get the idea
Thanks for looking!
