Hello!
Glad to be back in the hobby!
It’s been a few years since I’ve really researched reef keeping and boy has it changed.
I started my first reef in 2007 and kept a mixed 75g reef until I had kids in 2016. Back then we were still trying to decide if LEDs were capable of keeping a reef…
Well…in 2020 my wife bought me an IM Nuvo 10 for Christmas. I happily started getting equipment together, built a stand, and got it wet. (Radion XR15g4 pro, Apex classic, and all the fixin’s)
Well since then…not a lot happened other than keeping the tank topped off and an occasional salinity check. The coated algae tank was less than appealing in the entryway of our house
Late October I took the kids to the LFS and well, it was over. The kids, and I, were re-hooked. It’s been a family event ever since.
We cleaned up the tank and started to get the tank chemistry all squared away again. About a month ago, we got our first fish and 2 weeks ago, our first corals.
I’m very excited to be back and while my tank is the smallest I’ve ever had, the challenge is exciting.
Brian
Glad to be back in the hobby!
It’s been a few years since I’ve really researched reef keeping and boy has it changed.
I started my first reef in 2007 and kept a mixed 75g reef until I had kids in 2016. Back then we were still trying to decide if LEDs were capable of keeping a reef…
Well…in 2020 my wife bought me an IM Nuvo 10 for Christmas. I happily started getting equipment together, built a stand, and got it wet. (Radion XR15g4 pro, Apex classic, and all the fixin’s)
Well since then…not a lot happened other than keeping the tank topped off and an occasional salinity check. The coated algae tank was less than appealing in the entryway of our house
Late October I took the kids to the LFS and well, it was over. The kids, and I, were re-hooked. It’s been a family event ever since.
We cleaned up the tank and started to get the tank chemistry all squared away again. About a month ago, we got our first fish and 2 weeks ago, our first corals.
I’m very excited to be back and while my tank is the smallest I’ve ever had, the challenge is exciting.
Brian