OKBiologist
04-04-2004, 04:58 PM
Hey guys,
I'm a newbie here, but I just thought I might as well introduce myself.
My name is Jason and I a biologist at the Oklahoma Aquarium in Tulsa, OK. Check us out at www.okaquarium.org. I work with a wide variety of marine and freshwater species and also do educational dives in the larger exhibit tanks.
I have two home aquariums: the first is a 50gal cube tank with a simple reef setup (three soft corals, two anemones and a medium sized Gymnothorax tesselatus-Honeycomb Moray), and the second is a 115gal full reef setup, containing a scattering of damsels, chromis, royal grammas, a variety of soft corals, anemones, and sponges. The latter tank is less than two months old, so I'm watching the chems and will be making considerable additions later.
The "eel reef" is extremely stable, and has been up and running with NO problems whatsoever for over a year.
Anyway, I hope I get to know some of you folks better, and I look forward to hearing from you.
I'm a newbie here, but I just thought I might as well introduce myself.
My name is Jason and I a biologist at the Oklahoma Aquarium in Tulsa, OK. Check us out at www.okaquarium.org. I work with a wide variety of marine and freshwater species and also do educational dives in the larger exhibit tanks.
I have two home aquariums: the first is a 50gal cube tank with a simple reef setup (three soft corals, two anemones and a medium sized Gymnothorax tesselatus-Honeycomb Moray), and the second is a 115gal full reef setup, containing a scattering of damsels, chromis, royal grammas, a variety of soft corals, anemones, and sponges. The latter tank is less than two months old, so I'm watching the chems and will be making considerable additions later.
The "eel reef" is extremely stable, and has been up and running with NO problems whatsoever for over a year.
Anyway, I hope I get to know some of you folks better, and I look forward to hearing from you.