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We all have the same love for reefing but what’s your favorite part of it. I’m curious as to why everyone’s in the hobby or what got them into reefing? Is it the corals or the fish? Do you like buying a frag and watching it grow? Maybe it’s the whole tiny ecosystem you control and you can see your success? Maybe it’s something else. Tell me what you love about reefing!
 
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The thing that drew me in when I saw my first reef tank was the flow. The corals swaying, the clowns swimming against the current, and the clowns rubbing all up against the anemone in my brother in law's tank.
These days it's just seeing the ecosystem that intrigues me. I can look at my tanks for hours and alway see something new - it's my escape.
 

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The thing that drew me in when I saw my first reef tank was the flow. The corals swaying, the clowns swimming against the current, and the clowns rubbing all up against the anemone in my brother in law's tank.
These days it's just seeing the ecosystem that intrigues me. I can look at my tanks for hours and alway see something now - it's my escape.
I second this about the ecosystem and looking for hours, always able to find something new. It's fascinating
 

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I second this about the ecosystem and looking for hours, always able to find something new. It's fascinating

Yep! Never knew I had pods in my old tank until I sat infront of it and stared at my rock until I saw all them crawling all around!
 
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Lol! So what’s your favorite part of reefing?
 

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Color, movement, mysterious creatures that appear and the enjoyment of an ocean within the home.
 
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The thing that drew me in when I saw my first reef tank was the flow. The corals swaying, the clowns swimming against the current, and the clowns rubbing all up against the anemone in my brother in law's tank.
These days it's just seeing the ecosystem that intrigues me. I can look at my tanks for hours and alway see something new - it's my escape.
The ecosystem is something I like too. If you use lots of live rock with your tank you will find a new creature every time you look. Basically just seeing what will crawl out all of the holes.
 
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Color, movement, mysterious creatures that appear and the enjoyment of an ocean within the home.
Well said! I like to think of my tank as a piece of the Great Barrier Reef in my home.
 

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Maybe I'm a masochist, but I like it because it's hard. Everything is a learning curve. And just when you get close to the top of the curve, new information knocks you back down, like when everyone said 5 years ago - 0 nitrate! 0 phosphate! Now, it's a tightrope walk of minimal but non-zero nitrate! minimal but non-zero phosphate!
 
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Maybe I'm a masochist, but I like it because it's hard. Everything is a learning curve. And just when you get close to the top of the curve, new information knocks you back down, like when everyone said 5 years ago - 0 nitrate! 0 phosphate! Now, it's a tightrope walk of minimal but non-zero nitrate! minimal but non-zero phosphate!
I wonder what the hobby will be like in 25 years. All the new methods and equipment. I look forward to it.
 
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