Tank pics

[Elykreefs97]

My 10 gal

[fort384]

Thanks for sharing

[Gboy66]

Lol i like the last pic. Nice tank!

[Elykreefs97]

Thanks the last pic I great one of my favorites I've taken

[Elykreefs97]

Fort384 I was looking at some of your pics and saw the corals could you give me some help with corals

[fort384]

I am glad you enjoyed the pics but I am somewhat of a novice reef keeper. While I have been keeping tanks for years, my reef is only 8 months old. Your best bet would be to post threads in the Saltwater and Reef Aquaria Getting Started forum. There are lots of folks much more knowledgeable than I that will be able to answer just about any question you may have.

[Elykreefs97]

New tank pic anenome died but got a lot mor live rock in prep for my TANK UPGRADE

[fort384]

Nems shouldn't really be kept in newer tanks - they require established tanks with stable parameters.

[Elykreefs97]

I had it for a while and it was fine this tank is four months old it's just a temp tank. But the nem got sucked into my pump and went all over it was a hell of a day that day.

[fort384]

4 months old is not awhile. The usual recommendation is to wait at least a year and some would argue it takes 2 years for a reef system to become stable, mature, and balanced. Saying you had it awhile is a bit of a stretch if you have only had the tank 4 months. There are members here who have kept fish and other animals alive for 2 decades in their reef tanks.

[Elykreefs97]

O I realize it's not old I'll be moved out and have kids before its matured