CONGRATULATIONS Rick.45cal For Being EXCELLENT!!!

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Congratulations to @Rick.45cal for receiving the EXCELLENCE AWARD!!

Team R2R would like to extend a big thanks to @Rick.45cal for going above and beyond to make this forum the amazing place it has become. We as a team have found you to be a vital part of the reefing community. Your posts have been kind and very informative.

Your time and dedication to the forum is what makes us all feel like a big happy family.

Keep up the good work, we hope you'll accept your new banner and year of supporter membership as a token of our appreciation.
 
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WOW!!! Thank you guys!!! Reef2Reef is an amazing place I'm thankful to have such a remarkable place to come learn and get to share with everyone. There's not a day that goes by that you guys aren't constantly teaching/helping me too!

My sincerest thanks!
 
WOW!!! Thank you guys!!! Reef2Reef is an amazing place I'm thankful to have such a remarkable place to come learn and get to share with everyone. There's not a day that goes by that you guys aren't constantly teaching/helping me too!

My sincerest thanks!

YOU sir ROCK! Thank you for all you do here and for being EXCELLENT!
 
Congrats! The KH Guardian insight has been a quality read, even if some people have fallen prey to the dreaded acrylic toothpick of frustration! :D

As long as I can save one person from the terrible acrylic toothpick travesty:eek:, my work here will have not been in vain! :D
 
Congratulations, buddy! This is well-deserved indeed! You are a great member of our community!! :-)
 

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