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Welcome to Reef2Reef!!!

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Hello fellow reefers, long time lurker that has recently decide to make an account and join in on the fun. I've been in the saltwater hobby for about 4 years now but previously had freshwater all my life. I currently finished cycling a 180 gallon tank and have started slowly stocking it and cannot wait to watch it evolve and unfold into a beautiful aquascape. I hope to engage in some good discussions and continue to expand my knowledge in the hobby through the wonderful folks here.
Welcome to Reef2Reef! I'm glad you're here.
 
Hello fellow reefers, long time lurker that has recently decide to make an account and join in on the fun. I've been in the saltwater hobby for about 4 years now but previously had freshwater all my life. I currently finished cycling a 180 gallon tank and have started slowly stocking it and cannot wait to watch it evolve and unfold into a beautiful aquascape. I hope to engage in some good discussions and continue to expand my knowledge in the hobby through the wonderful folks here.
Welcome to the reef, hope to see that 180.
 

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