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Been in reef tanks about a year now, in fresh forever. Have had a few reef tanks went from a 46 bow and a 12g nanocube to a 24g aquapod. Aquapods been up about six months, it's a mixed reef with an occelaris, blue watchman, Molly miller blenny, pistol and a blood shrimp. Skimmerless, 150w coralife clamp on w 14 k pheniox bulb. Maxijet 1200 return, chemi pure elite in diy meda basket. I pulled the rim cause it's sexy. I'll get pics up sometime. I am having some issues right now but I'll ask those questions in the appropriate place in a bit.
 
Welcome Ozzy! Great to have you here. Looking forward to seeing some pics in the near future!
 
Welcome to R2R!
 
WELCOME!!

Fairly new here too. So far this is a great place. No drama and everyone seems layed back and cool with good knowledge!
 
Welcome to R2R!
 
welcome to r2r, once you go saltwater there is no turning back, i used to have fresh tanks too, but a reef tank is just something i tell you. so much life inside a tank thet you would never imagine, i still look at my tank and see a sea slug or something and am like wow. i didnt buy him lol
 
welcome to reef 2 reef, post some pictures of your tanks, and be sure to start a build tread , glad to have you aboard
 
welcome do they have pretty good stores down on the gulf? the best and easiest way to post pics is to use tinypic in my opinion because it lets you select the size you want to shrink your image to then just copy the image code i believe and past it in. photobucket seems a little more complicated for me to downsize the massive images my dslr takes.
 

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