New here, not new to fish...

[Chasing Puck]

Greetings! Normally hang out at another forum that is offline right now--need my fishy fix!

Currently have about 400 gallons of tanks, a mix of SW and FW, ranging from 5 gallons up to 120.

 

[Sandusky]

Hello and welcome!

WOW! would you mind telling us what you have in your tanks?, they sound just spectacualr! (specialy the SW)

 

[Chasing Puck]

120 Reef: yellow tang, bicolor angel, blue damsel, cleaner shrimp, fire shrimp, sally light foot, chestnut cowries, coco worms, variety of snails/stars, etc...2 varieties of pulsing xenia, brown polyps, mushrooms, starburst polyps, a few leathers, colt corals, cup coral...And I'm sure a few other corals I am forgetting.

120 FOWLR: picasso trigger, striped burrfish, frog fish (also a couple urchins, snails and limpets, very good at hiding )

Cool water planted 55: 5 cherry barbs, 3 whiptails, one chocolate pleco, weather loach, 4 cories, chinese algae eater, peckoltia cat, 5 otos, crypts, java moss, anubias coffeaola, crinkled crypt

Tropical planted 55: candy swords, betta, spiny eel, kuhli loach colony, upside down cats, killi fish, java ferns, crypts, anubias

Tropical planted 40: SA puffers, dwarf puffers, kuhli loaches (breeding colony), bristlenose ancistrus, butterfly pulcher, rainbow shark, anubias, african fern, moneywort, ludwigia...

Tropical 20: blue gouramia, african clawed frog

SW 10: sally light foot, feather dusters, snails

Tropical planted 5: 4 cherry barbs, anubias nana, crypts.

Pretty sure that's all of them. Excluding the tanks for the feeders and such.

 

[Sandusky]

So many gorgeous fish.

 

[Chasing Puck]

Thanks--it's fun having a variety of tanks. This is my husband and mine's hobby, so we've been adding and upgrading tanks for a while now. We're thinking of adding a butterfly to the FO--have to find one big enough. The 120's are fairly new--only had them cycled and stocked for 3-4 months.

 

[Sandusky]

Oh wow, now you have me all jealous and wanting bigger tanks!
I've wanted a SW tank for the longest time now because the LFS has this awsome wolf eel that i copmpleatly fell in love with, not to mention they 'sometimes' stock seahorses...which is sad, but beautiful if you can grab one. Dont have the time, space, or money to keep up a SW though.

Anyway, great tanks, great fish and i hope everything goes well for you, welcome to the forum!