http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u134/chaderic26/fish.jpg
http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u134/chaderic26/mushrooms.jpg

Here are some pictures of my 38 gallon reef when I had just set it up. It's alot greener now but I'm working the bugs out. These pics are of the setup with just liverock, canister filter, and standard florescent lighting. It's about 7 months old now so I'll post some new pics with the upgraded lighting, filtration, and livestock later.

http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u134/chaderic26/newsetupreef.jpg


Heres with the skimmer and upgraded VHO lighting.:cool:

Hi Chad, :welcome: to TR.

Your tank looks very nice. I'll look forward to seeing more pix.

Hi Chad, Welcome to TR :up:

Is this your first reef tank, if so your in good hands TR community has been a great help for me.

Thanks for the kind words. This is my first marine tank . I like this forum allot more than others I've looked at, the people seem more friendly and willing to answer questions.

Everyone has always been helpful and the pod casts are great :agree:

http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u134/chaderic26/tubeanemone.jpg

Here are a couple of updated images from my tank one is of a pretty big green acro frag that I've had for about four months and one is of a tube anemone that's going to have a nice piece of pvc to live in soon. I'm having a little problem with aggressive macro in my display right now but slowly I'm getting a hold on it. Also my diy auto top off is allmost done. I'm going to make some snail guards out of some pill bottles this weekend. It's crazy, it seems like if I pick something thats supposed to be easy to take care to put in my tank it never works out. But if I decide to do something thats supposed to be more advanced like this acro It's growing like crazy. That's good I guess.

I'm having issues posting my green acro I'll try again later.