About 8 years ago and did not see much why I went to not changing for some time
Whats the worst mistake you have made involving reefing
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That would be too intense. . . LOL
One hundred and one things, but the one thing that has cost me the most time, money, and sanity is not being patient.
-I upgraded my tank and thought it would be immediately stable enough to add a bunch of stuff instead of slowly adding.
-I constantly threw time and money at all three of my tanks over the years to “beat the ugly phase.” It will naturally work itself out.
-Buy spur-of-the-moment fish, corals, or equipment without looking into it more.
You will hear it repeatedly; patience is the key to a happy tank.
-I upgraded my tank and thought it would be immediately stable enough to add a bunch of stuff instead of slowly adding.
-I constantly threw time and money at all three of my tanks over the years to “beat the ugly phase.” It will naturally work itself out.
-Buy spur-of-the-moment fish, corals, or equipment without looking into it more.
You will hear it repeatedly; patience is the key to a happy tank.
Had to transfer corals mainly LPS - Hammers/Torches to a new tank. Previous tank was a 20 gallon with 2 wavemakers.
Decided to remove a joker torch, but as usual once the superglue bond released I knocked that joker torch and its head got sucked into the wavemaker. Was one of the dumbest moves Ive made in awhile. Lesson very well learnt.
Decided to remove a joker torch, but as usual once the superglue bond released I knocked that joker torch and its head got sucked into the wavemaker. Was one of the dumbest moves Ive made in awhile. Lesson very well learnt.
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Thinking I'd buy a mesh lid later, as I had more important things first. That cost me a couple of wrasse.
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