Recent content by TyFighter

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Hey reefers! I posted a couple times here about the 2.5g sump I was building. I ended up doing something completely different, but I am loving the results! I used a ten gallon tank and created a sump using a baffling kit. I had to store the sump under our new cabinet (there was no way it was...

Thank you for the advice everyone! I am not in a huge rush to try and get this new setup going overnight. I will look around for online posts of people in my area getting out of the hobby. Sooner or later I'm bound to come across something that might be the right fit for me and what I would...

Hey Reefers, I'm Looking to begin an 80-120 gallon reef tank in the near future. I started with a 15 gallon nano and I'm now ready to really get going with a bigger setup. Im a big fan of the Innovative marine Nuvo SR series. But Im not a fan of the price :P But hey, it's an expensive hobby...

Thanks! I know I really globed it on there!

Last week I posted about the 2.5 gallon sump I was planning to build for my 15g reef tank. I got some advice on some cool gravity fed sumps for vertical spaces. But I figured I already had the 2.5g tank, so what the hell. I'll post again once I've got it up and running!

I guess I'll have to start a nano micro tank with this 2.5g aquarium

Well hot-dam! You are a genius sir! Looks super janky, but I'm a fun of some ol' fashioned ingenuity!

I totally agree! That was Part of the thought process: increase the water volume! Here is the problem with going too big: I'm very limited by how much storage room I have under my display tank. Basically none. This 2.5g tank barely even fits. I though of maybe having a 10g tank sit outside...

The people at the fish store say its going overboard to build a sump for my 15g display tank. I say to heck with it! I'm going for it! Will they call me mad? Perhaps... but the truly mad thing would be to not try to continue improving my tank! I have a tiny 2.5g tank with glass panels...

Hello, I was wondering if anyone had any advice about pistol shrimp. I love watching my goby and pistol shrimp burrowing under their rock together. The only problem is that the rock they live under is beginning to sink lower and lower into the sand, and all the other rocks on top of their rock...