Hi From The Central Coast, Australia

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Reeferbro

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Hi everyone!
I just moved to the Central Coast,NSW, Australia a week ago from the UK.
So far I have kept freshwater tropical community fish, freshwater dwarf shrimp in a species tank and a nano reef with mostly lps and some sps. But have nothing at the moment :( so all I can do is plan ;)
My old marine tank:
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Cheers
 
Hello Welcome mate.... its goodto see people joining all over the world
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I'm thinking of doing a small heavily planted tank (5-20 gallons) with cherry shrimp or yellow shrimp or CRS or CBS and then a middle size reef- probably 40-100 gallons with mostly LPS and SPS with LED lighting. Does anyone know of any shrimp breeders on the central coast on in sydney?
 
Welcome to Australia and the forum
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If you decide to go with CRS or CBS in NSW, just be aware that it will/ can still get very hot there in summer and you will most likely need a chiller to keep these expensive shrimp alive. Cherry shrimp and a lot of their morphs are fairly readily available here in Aust and pretty affordable if your not after some of the rarer types.
 
Lexizdanov said:
Lovely tank :)
Thanks Lexizdanov!
Baccus said:
Welcome to Australia and the forum :hi: .
 
If you decide to go with CRS or CBS in NSW, just be aware that it will/ can still get very hot there in summer and you will most likely need a chiller to keep these expensive shrimp alive. Cherry shrimp and a lot of their morphs are fairly readily available here in Aust and pretty affordable if your not after some of the rarer types.
Thanks for the advice baccus! Is there a chiller small enough for tank around 5 gallons?
 
I did a bit of research into chillers and found that for my sized tanks (and general weather conditions) that I needed a chiller that had a 3-4x turn over just to keep my tank hopefully around 25 degrees in summer. And for that level of water through put I was looking at some very expensive systems.
I would check out marine setups for nano tanks as many of these have chillers for the corals and may suit your needs.
 
Neat old reef aquarium, I hoppe you can get another aquarium setup soon. I hope you enjoy your stay. I thinking about setting up a 10 gallon nano-reef myself:).
 

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