Are you happy with your current saltwater setup?

[Arok3000]

I'm happy with my tank, the way it's setup, and the scape.

I'm unhappy that I'm not home enough to appreciate it, and I am torn on a new lighting scheme that I've been putting off for far too long.

Meh.

[lastlight]

I'm really happy with things as they are but I have started cleaning my basement out so I can play with my masking tape down there while things mature and grow out upstairs.

[blacknife]

Unhappy with:
loud gurgling single side drilled hole overflow.
my DIY sump that does not fit in the stand so sits behind it making it really hard to tweak anything that needs tweaking.
constantly blackening sand.
Dottyback that i like that is keeping me from really getting any more fish even though i could fit a few more in the tank.
would really prefer a bigger tank that would let me get more fish.


happy with:
things in general seem to be in better shape. the war on algee is not won but things look better most of the time.
being home from work every day lets me ensure things are good every day instead of 10days wife ignored/4 days to much fussing around.


Add on or replacement is in the works but it still will not be big as i want.

[Sunee]

No, cause I just ordered a new aquarium last week to upgrade my biocube. Can't wait for it to get here!!!!

[DiverDude]

I'm a solid 'NO'.

I got this 30 gal as a test. I rationalized that if I could keep a small amount of livestock alive, healthy and happy then I'd get a bigger tank.

Well, the tank I bought came with a Hair Algae problem and while I seemed to have it licked for a little while but it came back and I have tried everything to get rid of it -no luck.

I'm stuck now. I've decided the rock is to blame (sure, blame inanimate objects for your failures...) so now I'm torn as to if I should shut down, replace the rock and keep the tank, or go to the bigger tank and put 1/2 new rock and this rock -but only after I've boiled it.

I'm in for over $2k on this ****y little 30 gal so I'm thinking long and hard about upsizing when I couldn't even manage this little tank. IF the rock really is to blame then I'd be ok, if not, I'm just enlarging the size of my problem.

[Cliff]

I'm in the process of setting up my first salt water tank and I can't make up my mind how to arrange my dry rock before I even add my live rock to start cycling it. Already change it 4 times and I'm still not 100% on it

[Dez]

Super happy with everything. The only real regret i have is not starting out with a brand new tank, so i live with the scratches of the previous owner, so I'm with Christy on this one. Other than that, my corals are growing too fast. I'll probably end up getting rid of all corals in a year and then starting over from frags again.

[BWI]

i have a hair algae problem right now sooo Meh. its clearing up though sooo

[Skimmerking]

Originally Posted by Milad

No i want a bubble king and a fish room

you ass dont tell me that about a bubble king Now lol

I look at it this way we are never happy in this hobby there is always something that we can do to fix, make, break, change, buy, sell until then we are stuck in our own little bubble.

[The Grizz]

My vote was NO only because I need to re-do the rock, add in my loc-line to the closed loop, figure out why my Duncans are dying, frag some of my zoas off some of my rock and put on plugs, find a really SMALL Blonde Naso and Powder Blue...................and so on