Hello

[Waterpond]

Well, i don't know if i am posting in the right spot but i guess someone can move this if it belongs somewhere else.

I am brand new to saltwater, but after keeping freshwater tanks my whole life of 16 years and getting pretty much all i can out of freshwater i decided to go salty.

I started out with a nano. Just a 20gallon tank i had laying around

It has 130w CF coralife lighting
24 lbs of live rock/base rock
aragonite sand
I got my frist fish a couple of days ago too, a little ocellaris clownfish.

Anyways, i will be posting lots of pics and stuff in the appropriate forums. I've aready found awsome info here. I will make good use of your classifieds forums too because im looking for corals.

[muck]

Welcome to Canreef WP.

[michika]

Welcome to the board.

[Chaloupa]

Where are you located?

[digital-audiophile]

Maerine tanks are so much more rewarding than their freshwater cousins.

Congrats on the switch

[bv_reefer]

Originally Posted by digital-audiophile

Maerine tanks are so much more rewarding than their freshwater cousins.

Congrats on the switch

-it's true marine tanks are definitely somethin' else! definitely harder 2 maintain but a much grander scale of aquatic life 2 add. -and who doesn't like corals?? like seriously, there about as nice as marine tanks can offer.

[Waterpond]

Originally Posted by Chaloupa

Where are you located?

Just outside of Sarnia, ontario.

Thanks for the welcomes. I don't know if you gays are like me and love to see pics, but i will get some posted soon.

[Delphinus]

Originally Posted by Waterpond

Just outside of Sarnia, ontario.

Sweet - you are right across the river (well.. I guess, "across the river and a slight drive down to Romulus") from Dick Perrin's operation "Tropicorium". Have you ever been? If not - check it out some weekend when you have a few hours to make the drive, it's well worth seeing. At least it was when I first saw it, although I guess that was a long time ago now.

Welcome to Canreef btw

[christyf5]

Welcome