Hello Reefers,
My name is Christina, I'm new to Reef2Reef. I've been in the hobby for a year now and love it. I started with a secondhand RedSea 250 and started several freshwater tanks. I quickly upgraded to the RedSea 525XL. That build took me a while and is still a work in progress! I named my new tank Finatic Reef and I'm building it with all aquacultured corals and captive-bred/rehomed fish.
My first career was in marine biology, I am currently a speech therapist. I also enjoy diving and underwater photography. I have some photos on my website www.cbseaphotography.com When diving, I prefer to only take photos. My goal with Finatic Reef is to show people that it's possible to build an incredible reef without taking from the ocean. Not only is it sustainable but offers greater success to the hobbyist as the organisms are already acclimated to life in an aquarium.
I also wanted to have an incredibly beautiful sump!
Some of my current tank mates include:
Colorado sunburst bubble tip anemones, clownfish (common and black snowflake), mandarin fish pair, anthias, 6-line wrasse, regal angelfish, yellow tang, zebra eel, many high end mushroom corals and zoas as well as some LPS and SPS corals
Feel free to share your reefing story with me.
Also, if you are building a reef with all aquacultured corals and captive-bred fish please share your story and some pics!
Happy reefing
Christina
My name is Christina, I'm new to Reef2Reef. I've been in the hobby for a year now and love it. I started with a secondhand RedSea 250 and started several freshwater tanks. I quickly upgraded to the RedSea 525XL. That build took me a while and is still a work in progress! I named my new tank Finatic Reef and I'm building it with all aquacultured corals and captive-bred/rehomed fish.
My first career was in marine biology, I am currently a speech therapist. I also enjoy diving and underwater photography. I have some photos on my website www.cbseaphotography.com When diving, I prefer to only take photos. My goal with Finatic Reef is to show people that it's possible to build an incredible reef without taking from the ocean. Not only is it sustainable but offers greater success to the hobbyist as the organisms are already acclimated to life in an aquarium.
I also wanted to have an incredibly beautiful sump!
Some of my current tank mates include:
Colorado sunburst bubble tip anemones, clownfish (common and black snowflake), mandarin fish pair, anthias, 6-line wrasse, regal angelfish, yellow tang, zebra eel, many high end mushroom corals and zoas as well as some LPS and SPS corals
Feel free to share your reefing story with me.
Also, if you are building a reef with all aquacultured corals and captive-bred fish please share your story and some pics!
Happy reefing
Christina