Reef Tank 365 - steveschuerger's My Innovative Marine SR60 Upgrade

Zach B · Feb 11, 2023

Today's Reef Tank 365 Feature is steveschuerger's My Innovative Marine SR60 Upgrade

Join me in congratulating @steveschuerger for their tank being spotlighted as today's Reef Tank 365 feature! This reef was started about a year ago. You can follow this reef and see more pics and info by clicking below

AIO Build - My Innovative Marine SR60 upgrade

It’s been quite a year.Last October I started a small saltwater project with a Biocube 16 LED. A few months later I wanted more room so I went with an IM 30l Nuvo Pro. I loved the tank but realized I needed more room as my coral buying got a little out of hand. Here’s my last tank (and probably...

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Thank you @steveschuerger for sharing your reef with us! We enjoy being part of your reef journey, and we look forward to watching how your reef continues to develop! Enjoy your brand new "Reef Tank 365" badge and keep sharing those tank updates!

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tsharpe129 · Feb 11, 2023

Looking good! Looks like you’ve got some healthy stuff in there.

steveschuerger · Feb 11, 2023

First of all I just want to say I’m honored to have been selected.
I’ve had freshwater tanks off and on for about 47 years staring with a large to me at the time 15 gallon tank with a few swordtails and tetras. Always was fascinated with saltwater. I remember seeing fish only tanks with pieces of dead coral when I was a kid(.in those days the idea of live rock was foreign to me at least ).
Fast forward to 2021. I had gotten a Discus tank up and running in our new apartment and in the fall decided to give salt a try as a birthday gift to myself. Bought a BioCube 16 gallon live sand, salt etc. After a rushed start where the tank crashed , I slowed down and got it restarted and took my time.
A few months later bought an IM Nuvo Pro 30l. Great little tank but of course I wanted more fairly quickly. And in June of last year got the SR 60. The rest is on the build so feel free to peruse.

Zach B · Feb 11, 2023

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JoJosReef · Feb 11, 2023

steveschuerger said:
First of all I just want to say I’m honored to have been selected.
I’ve had freshwater tanks off and on for about 47 years staring with a large to me at the time 15 gallon tank with a few swordtails and tetras. Always was fascinated with saltwater. I remember seeing fish only tanks with pieces of dead coral when I was a kid(.in those days the idea of live rock was foreign to me at least ).
Fast forward to 2021. I had gotten a Discus tank up and running in our new apartment and in the fall decided to give salt a try as a birthday gift to myself. Bought a BioCube 16 gallon live sand, salt etc. After a rushed start where the tank crashed , I slowed down and got it restarted and took my time.
A few months later bought an IM Nuvo Pro 30l. Great little tank but of course I wanted more fairly quickly. And in June of last year got the SR 60. The rest is on the build so feel free to peruse.

Congrats Steve! It's been great following your tank and looking forward to watching it grow!

SPR1968 · Feb 12, 2023

Very nice, and congratulations!

Peace River · Feb 12, 2023

Congratulations @steveschuerger!!!

steveschuerger · Feb 12, 2023

Peace River said:
Congratulations @steveschuerger!!!

Appreciate It!

Weasel1960 · Feb 12, 2023

Congrats @steveschuerger thank looks awesome

steveschuerger · Feb 12, 2023

Weasel1960 said:
Congrats @steveschuerger thank looks awesome

Thanks! It’s getting there.

Zach B · Feb 12, 2023

Congrats again @steveschuerger

steveschuerger · Feb 12, 2023

Zach B said:
Congrats again @steveschuerger

Thanks again! Big change soon. Have a bunch of @SBB Corals coming soon. More gonis!

Gumbies R Us · Feb 13, 2023

Nice looking tank!!

Spacemonkey · Feb 13, 2023

vlangel · Feb 13, 2023

Very nice tank and way to persevere after the stray current from your heater. Those sorts of incidents can really be discouraging but you hung in there and now have a beautiful piece of the ocean.