KeepItSimple

no never joined the forums back then, just lurked around for a few yrs. Yeah that sounds right about deep sea gallery. Ill have to try and dig some pics out, been yrs since I looked at them so have to dig the disk out prob. to post a few. thanks for the welcome also...hopefully Ill have some plans sketched out to get some idea's on in next few days, but the kids sick...and the wife is too(not sure whats worse...lol)

thats a great looking anemone...love the purple foot. Along time ago(prob 6-7yrs) I paid for my 135g cube by selling RBTA to Lisa(think that was her name) from a LFS in vancouver. I bought it orig from Waves, and after a yr in the tank it had split 8times. Always nice to have the hobby pay for itself. I have always wondered if any of them still were around since they were all sold locally along with my pair of black clowns. either way nice looking anemone

well let me start by saying thanks for the warm welcome from all. As far as pics of the tank, prob going to be awhile. Still trying to figure out where in the house I want the tank to go. Im thinking of keeping it around 80g or so, Im waiting on a couple of estim. on some tanks from James at envision Acrylics. But Im sure I will be bouncing idea's off you guys+gals once I get some down on paper. Once again thanks for the warm welcome and looking forward to getting to know you all

Thought I would introduce myself... Over the years I have kept tanks with Cichlids, FOWLR, Soft corals, and my last tank was a 135g cube that was sps dominated. I always loved having a tank(if not a few,(wife) was always supportive). But after my daughter was born, my time was thin and something had to give...the tank will always lose. But now my daughter is older and I have more time to dedicate to my hobbies. I got board and started surfing the web and as I was looking thru pics, the wife said "why dont you start a new tank"...I paused but quickly agree'd. So now here I am, back in the planning stages again. Not sure exactly what route I will go, although it will prob. be a smaller size tank. I would rather be able to dedicate the right amount of time to the tank with a smaller one, than have to skimp on time on a big tank. Look forward to meeting some of you at some upcoming meetings this year (waving)