Coming back after 20 years

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Hey everyone. My name is Robert and I've been keeping fish for about 30 years. Started in fresh and then dipped my toes into salt (fowlr) in the early 2000's. Unfortunately the cost was a bit too much for me at the time so I went back to fresh. Earlier this week one of my 90 gallons sprang a leak. So after thinking about it for a whole 5 minutes I decided to replace the tank with a 120 and go salt. My ultimate 5 year goal is to have a really nice reef tank. I'm thankful YouTube is around cause it has really been an eye opener with all the changes over the years. Looking forward to the journey.
 
Welcome to your new home for saltwater reef aquarium resources and fun! Welcome to the family! :D
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Hey everyone. My name is Robert and I've been keeping fish for about 30 years. Started in fresh and then dipped my toes into salt (fowlr) in the early 2000's. Unfortunately the cost was a bit too much for me at the time so I went back to fresh. Earlier this week one of my 90 gallons sprang a leak. So after thinking about it for a whole 5 minutes I decided to replace the tank with a 120 and go salt. My ultimate 5 year goal is to have a really nice reef tank. I'm thankful YouTube is around cause it has really been an eye opener with all the changes over the years. Looking forward to the journey.
LOL, I came back after about 12 years myself and was surprised at the amount of new and improved there was. Hold on tight man! And Welcome to the BillBoards!
 

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