Steve 34 - 29G Bio Update Thread

Sorry note sure if I updated, but I took him back to the store as my tank was too young and the person I bought it from knew that but sold it to me anyway. After some research I decided it was best for the Anemone to have a better shot at successful life somewhere else.

 

Pretend you don't see the smudged glass it's glass cleaning day and I didn't want to stir things up before the pic.

also, to whomever told me that the brown barred goby sand storm would die out after a week. boo. boo I say.

And ignore the nozzle on the sandbed on the left side it fell off as I was leaving for work so I stuck the old piece back on there until later when I feel like plunging my arm into the water.

 

A nice surprise to see how far this tank and your skills have come since the first post of this thread.

You get a lot of respect from me for doing the right thing and taking the anemone back. Realizing our limitations without regard to our systems is very very hard.

Again the tank is really coming along and looks very nice, you should be proud.

 

Thank you I very much appreciate your comments. I've taken so much from these forums and the members here and used it to try to make my tank grow and thrive.

Thanks for the support!

I've had three returns the Anemone an arrow crab and a "reef safe" lobster.

Took advice from the LFS, turned out bad, send them all packing back so now I double check everything here on my droid before making a purchase.

 

This is as much for me as it is in sharing so I have a running track of my tank evolution.

Anyway, here is another recent picture.

 

I love the progress of this tank. I love watching the changes a tank and owner go through. I love how the tank looks now. the aquascape is really nice... Great Job.

 

Thank you, I very much appreciate your comments. The tank sits on my desk next to my computer and it brings me great joy watching all the pieces of the puzzle I built work and live together.

 

Yes the best reward is just watching the tank. I am still amazed after years and years that these little chemistry experiments we call marine tanks actually work. ;D

 

I can't imagine how it must have been early on before fish forums ;D

 

Mine is also on my desk for work. Sometimes I spend more time watching, cleaning etc. Than I do working. That and reading this forum