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Afternoon everyone.

My names Craig, im from sunny hull, in yorkshire, england.

I was actually a member of this forum in my formative years (about 5 years ago as i recall) when i was looking for advise on my oscar.

Well, as with all things i lost interest with my tanks, and they fell into poor health, and i cut back my tanks.

Recently moved into my own house and stuff, my last remaining tank (55 gal with a pair of severums) has now taken pride of place in my living room, and guess what. now ive got my own space, im back in love with the old hobby.



Was searching the web for some advise etc, and i stumbled on my old stomping ground, so i thoght id come back, see how everyone was doing.

Is weird to see the same old names floating about.

Either way, looks like im going to be around and about for a while.

Talk to you all soon
Craig

Hi, Craig, and welcome back!  Good to hear from you again! 

Hey Craig.....welcome back, some of us are still around from the old days....

hey craig! remember me??

ive just come back to this site after a few years away...some new changes hey!
anyway......how are u dude?im in the u.k too as u may remember.im onto marines now,ive got a nice little system thats been running over a year.no oscars now unfortunatly
im gonna stick around and see if i can help out or be of any use,and i may catch up with u soon..
take care

Fantastic, Marines. I'm more into tropical myself but I have a very small marine tank.
I've got two blue chromas, a scooter blenny, two clown fish, a blood shrimp, a crab and two pretty things that i forgot the name of, sand sifters or something I think.

And hi my name is kate.

hi kate..

its great to meet some other marine enthusiasts on here...far and few between on this site unfortunatly..it certainly broadens your knowledge on fishkeeping and water chemistry...i feel lots more people should give it a go.

thanks it's nice to meet you too.

I've only got the one marine tank, but I studied aquaculture for a couple of years and most of that was marine. Not so bad or hard when you know what it's all about.

hi,
yeah its easier then most people think..theres only a few more water parameters to manage,and a couple of extra pieces of kit...