What's your new years reef resolution?
 

Happy new years all :)

This year I'm gonna pay a bit more attention to maintenance schedule as well try to stock more of the day to day things I use as where as now I wait for stuff to run out then procrastinate for a week or two on getting it lol:mrgreen:

My resolution this year is to cram as many sps into my tank as possible.:mrgreen:

I'm going with the same as you my tanks have been neglected to much and isn't what I want it to be at. so I am going to war with my issues going to attempt to get it to the caliber ive dreamed it to be instead of waiting and watching things die. I can't even bring myself to post pics and have been discouraged for too long.

Just to get my tank running and start making the mistakes everyone makes!

My resolution is to stop tweaking and tinkering with the tank and let it stabilize.I'm soooo tired of losing sps!

My resolution is to 'tidy' up my whole system. I have an in wall display where the tank is essentially sitting in my mechanical room but displays in my theater room. The sump is a few feet away in the mechanical room and right now its a rats nest of electrical, and flexible tubing. It was a quick set up to get the system cycling when we first moved into the house and it hindsight I wish I would have taken more time. I have been struggling to find the time to get at anything, but I hope that changes quickly.

Happy New Years, everyone! Cheers

Similar to brother's resolution, I just need to 'let it be' I'm always babying the crap out of everything, and need to let go every now and then, and let nature do it's thing.

I am probably doing more harm than good a lot of the time.

My New Year's resolution is to make my system more aesthetically pleasing by getting rid of frag racks and frags in the sand bed. That means I'm going to have to move the whole system to the warehouse so it can be a frag system, and that means I will have to get a pimp new system for at home to keep all the aesthetically pleasing colonies in.

I am going to upgrade in 2015 - step one figuring out what size and shape tank. Actually if the the "reef war family" could just deliver their awesome tank to my house it would be excellent!!

I resolve to stay on track with my big water changes every 1.5 months (i.e. 55g each for both 165g & 93g systems). Tanks are looking happy and healthy under this maintenance schedule so I have to make sure that even if life/work/home gets busy, I need to make time for the water changes.