First reef tank.

Welcome to R2R and back to the salty world Andre.
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Hello all. I'm Andre ☺️. I'm very happy to be here with so many knowledge individuals, and amo gst such a trove of information. Growing up, we had freshwater aquariums as well as cats, and as an adt my first tank was tropical fish with plants. I have also had saltwater tanks in the past, but, sadly, they were fish only- not even live rock! I do feel like I'm building the plane as I fly it, an expression that I hate because it seems a sure-fire way to crash, but as long as I don't kill off my tank, I take it all in stride. My current project started as a 55 gallon, but I upgraded to 75 a few weeks ago. The transfer was smooth, and now I'm looking g to build my first sump.

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