devinf
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Today I get to start on my new tanks... 2300 gallons of glorious marine and fresh water! The local community college has a public aquarium and I signed up for a class which is basically taking care of the tanks. It's at Orange Coast College here in California.
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/www.dkatantarctic.com/OrangeCoastCo...icAquarium.html
This semester we get to rebuild their coral reef system. There is also an empty ~80 gallon freshwater tank itching for some attention. I'm thinking as we start projects I'll take photos of the process and make a neat little site.
And the filtration system! Skimmers, UV sterilization, chillers.... oh my!
Very excited. Apparently quite a few local schools have these tanks and most people don't know about them. If any of you are interested, you might want to check out yours. It's a great (and VERY cheap) chance to take your hobby to a little bit higher level and work with equipment and fish you never would, or couldn't afford.
Devin
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/www.dkatantarctic.com/OrangeCoastCo...icAquarium.htmlThis semester we get to rebuild their coral reef system. There is also an empty ~80 gallon freshwater tank itching for some attention. I'm thinking as we start projects I'll take photos of the process and make a neat little site.
And the filtration system! Skimmers, UV sterilization, chillers.... oh my!
Very excited. Apparently quite a few local schools have these tanks and most people don't know about them. If any of you are interested, you might want to check out yours. It's a great (and VERY cheap) chance to take your hobby to a little bit higher level and work with equipment and fish you never would, or couldn't afford.
Devin
