Man Cave Reef

I’ve been in this hobby for years, I’m still learning, and I know you are too. Every year, the pioneers, academics and everyday hobbyists push the envelope a little further, and we learn a little bit more about what it takes to have great, lasting success in this hobby.
Another reason I love this hobby is that my tank is always changing.
 Every day, the Darwinian struggle goes on–the fit get fitter and the losers shrink, dye-off or get eaten. If I feed too much food, problem algae and detritivores rein. I’ve even come to appreciate the ‘big changes’ that come with power failures.
The absolute best feeling is that moment when someone visiting the house sees the tank for the first time, and starts asking questions. I don’t think it’s about showing off–but rather–it’s about seeing the budding curiosity and interest.
That sentiment is even sweeter when it’s the unbridled curiosity a kid, or when the guest notices something more 

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