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Old 03-26-2007, 03:15 AM
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Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: spring, tx.
Posts: 284
Tank Size (US GAL): 120
Experience: 12 Years
Name: dewayne finney (bubba)
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DEWAYNE is looking at reefs
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Okay, As You Who Have Read My Postings............i Am Going Out On A Limb And Setting Up My Son(he Is 13 & Hooked) With A 75 Gallon Saltwater Tank Of His Very Own, Yes He Will Be Mowing Lawns To Support His New Habit(ha Ha). When Setup My Saltwater Tank I Lucked Out And Had Made Really Good Friends With A Neighbor That Had A Special Made Show Tank. Long Story Short I Was Able To Get Alot Of His Water, I Thought This Was Risky, But Very Nice Of Him, He Had A Beautiful Reef Tank. I Went Well Over Two Years Before I Ever Lost An Inmate. I Have Gotten Back Into The Great Hobby Of Having A Piece Of The Ocean In My Den. I Have Many Questions, As Now I Want A Reef Tank. I Tried It Briefly, With No Success, My Water Was Good, Could This Have Been Water Temp., Lighting, Or Just So Far Off The Mark I Never Would Have Made This Work. I Know How Exspensive These Reef Tanks Can Be, That Is Not Reall An Issue, I Just Do Not Like To Fail. I Know This Comes With The Territory, But Any Advice To Minamize This Would Be Great.
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