WetWhistle
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Hello everyone,
I am new to the forum but not new to the Reef hobby. I have been in the reef hobby for 28 years now and have learned a thing or two in that time. I am not normally a forum kind of guy but I though why not?!? If you have a question ask me. I don't mind sharing my experience and knowledge that I have gained over the years. After all why else are we in this hobby if we can't share what we have learned with each other? Even after all this time I make it a point to keep learning. You never know what you can learn from someone. Their experience will be different then yours and they will do things differently then you would.
My main tank is a 180 gallon mixed with SPS, LPS and soft corals with a 110 gallon sump and a 65 gallon frag tank. All plumed into one. I use a 50 gallon freshwater ATO RO top up tank to keep my salinity stable. I monitor and control my system with a Apex controller. My lights are three AI Hydra 52 LED. I posted some pictures below because I know how much people in this hobby enjoy a good picture.
I am new to the forum but not new to the Reef hobby. I have been in the reef hobby for 28 years now and have learned a thing or two in that time. I am not normally a forum kind of guy but I though why not?!? If you have a question ask me. I don't mind sharing my experience and knowledge that I have gained over the years. After all why else are we in this hobby if we can't share what we have learned with each other? Even after all this time I make it a point to keep learning. You never know what you can learn from someone. Their experience will be different then yours and they will do things differently then you would.
My main tank is a 180 gallon mixed with SPS, LPS and soft corals with a 110 gallon sump and a 65 gallon frag tank. All plumed into one. I use a 50 gallon freshwater ATO RO top up tank to keep my salinity stable. I monitor and control my system with a Apex controller. My lights are three AI Hydra 52 LED. I posted some pictures below because I know how much people in this hobby enjoy a good picture.
