My new 150g reef tank...
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carol5208
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That is so beautiful Lisa. I could sit there and stare at it all night long! I have a measley 25 gallon fresh water and I have it in my family room. I like to turn off the lights in the room and just watch the fish swim around. I love all the live coral. It is just awesome!
sandrachameleon
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wonderful!
chamcapture
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Very nice!! I love the frog spawn! Can't see it that well, are those leather's I see in there too?
nightanole
Chameleon Enthusiast
Hope thats on the first floor. 8 gallons in a pound, 150gallons, over a half ton in a 3ft area 
chamcapture
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Love the blasto and bubble too!
lisagr07
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Thanks Carol,,, sometimes I just get lost in it, it's like a whole other world!
Thank you Sandra!!!!
Thanks Chamcapture..... Euphillia sre my favorite, then meat corals! Not sure what you're seeing but there aren't any leathers in it.... yet!!!
lisagr07
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Hope thats on the first floor. 8 gallons in a pound, 150gallons, over a half ton in a 3ft area
Yep, 1200 lbs.... It sits on a slab!!!
lisagr07
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Crocky, thanks sooo much!!! I love mt little guys as much as the big ones! I have the green clown goby, a red head goby and a pixy hawk fish in there along with the big guys... They all get along just fine!!
Why can't you have both?
lisagr07
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Nice Scolys!
Thanks showjet... I've got 4 in there. They and euphillia are my favorites!!!
lisagr07
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crocky
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Oh yeah, you can definitely have both . But I just needed a break. Of the many years I was in the hobby I Never experienced a tank crash until a few month prior to me deciding to get out for a while. It was devastating losing over $1,000 in just fish. And even more than the money...it was time invested and the animals themselves . It was quite the exhausting journey the last few months i was in it. At that point I realized....yikes I can't do this again any time soon . I will probably get back in one day but not any time soon. I miss it at times but not enough to start over right now.
A for now I can live through other hobbyist pictures like yours!
. But I just needed a break. Of the many years I was in the hobby I Never experienced a tank crash until a few month prior to me deciding to get out for a while. It was devastating losing over $1,000 in just fish. And even more than the money...it was time invested and the animals themselves . It was quite the exhausting journey the last few months i was in it. At that point I realized....yikes I can't do this again any time soon . I will probably get back in one day but not any time soon. I miss it at times but not enough to start over right now. A for now I can live through other hobbyist pictures like yours!
lisagr07
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Oh yeah, you can definitely have both
A for now I can live through other hobbyist pictures like yours!
I totally understand...... a tank crash of SW fish is costly enough, let alone if you have a reef tank and lose a bunch of corals also! Knock on wood I've been spared that tragedy in the 8ish years I've been in it.
Having said that there's nothing wrong with living vicariously through others until your ready to come back to it!!!
