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Hi everyone, Im new to the site, thought Id go through the process and introduce myself. Im just south of Atlanta. Ive been in the hobby around 15 years now. Ive had several various tanks, nanos, 120, 46, etc. I took a break for a few years and got back into hobby when my wife and I bought a house 4 years ago. I got the bug again, setup a 58, then soon started looking for a upgrade. I found a good deal on a 250 gallon DD locally, picked it up last August and transferred the 58 into it. Im currently slowly getting more and more SPS and getting all my parameters stable and dosing locked down. Here is the tank as it stands now.

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I look forward to being part of the community around here.
 
Welcome to the community! tank looks great
 
Tank Is looking good.
 

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Welcome to R2R!! :) Great looking tank! :)
 
Welcome to R2R .Great looking tank.
 
*Welcome to Reef2Reef, Bassett22 !* Lovely aquarium and nice rock work.

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