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I now have a small "greenhouse" (or hoophouse, whatever you want to call it) in my backyard! this is for coral propagation in one system (125g) and raising a shark in the "sump" (which is a "pond" I dug in the ground) which is approx. 180g's in it...
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- Hometown:
- Springfield, MA
- Occupation:
- I work in a small aquarium shop in holyoke ma. The shop is actually a greenhouse and we sell corals and fish (www.marinereefhabitat.com) if in the aera, 329 main st holyoke ma.
- Tank Size:
- 55 gallon with 33 gallon long sump
- About your tank:
- Berlin 250 skimmer by Red Sea, Diy Kalkwasser Drip Dose System, Diy Auto Top Off System, 30 GPD R/O unit Orbit Satelite Smartpaq 50/50 130 watt CFL, Two 100w 5500k spiral CFL, One Blue CFL (not actinic) for dawn/dusk effect, submersible 1,321 gph ViaAqua return pump, Built in refugium in the sump, 50+ lbs of live rock, some simple corals for now, (I dont hace enough money for anything signifigant, been spending too much on my new koi pond) I have a 5"Copperband Butterfly that I bought in Rhode Island for, get this, $29.00! I also have the same clown, a coral cat, and a 6" Unicorn Tang.
- Trade Frags?
- Not Yet
- How did you hear about ReefSpace?
- reef sanctuary
- Website:
- http://www.marinereefhabitat.com
- Favorite Music:
- metal, rock,etc
- Favorite TV Shows:
- South Park, FAMILY GUY, House
I am a fifteen year old who has been in the reefing hobby for about a three years or so now and I am loving it!! My pic up top is of my cinnamon clownfish in (from what ive heard) a somewhat rare species of Entacmaea Quadricolor. This species of bubble tip anemone is "rare" because of its combonation of green tentacles and pink tips. All of my fish and corals are in my 55 gallon now and they are doing great!!!
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anyone have expirience keeping a shark in captivity? Or coral in a greenhouse?
I now have a small "greenhouse" (or hoophouse, whatever you want to call it) in my backyard! this is for coral propagation in one system (125g) and raising a shark in the "sump" (which is a "pond" I dug in the ground) which is approx. 180g's in itself... that raises the grand total gallonage to (including all of the equipment) 330 gallons! I need some help with advice for EVERYTHING!!!! Especially on how I am going to make all that tap water safe to use so I don't get algae! I have an R/O unit b… Continue
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