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Just joined the forum. I live in Concord, NC and am a member of RASOC (Reef Aquarium Society of Charlotte). I have been a reefer for approximately 5 years. I started with a 57 gallon tank and after about a year, upgraded to a 120 gallon. I have had this tank going for 4 years. I have had many SPS, Zoas, and other types of corals. A couple years ago I had a kalkwasser incident and lost alot of them, but have recently decided to give corals another go. I currently have a very large RBTA and a breeding pair of Maroon Gold striped clowns, a Purple Tang, Powder Blue Tang, and a Matted Filefish. I'm still trying to decide which corals I will add this time around, but I am limited in space, due to the RBTA taking up alot of real estate, lol. If I could just get rid of my aptasia my tank will be excellent. That's why I got the aptasia eating filefish:bigsmile:. Once he gets out of quarantine, we will see how he does!

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good morning detectives and welcome to the site I hope you enjoy your stay please feel free to ask any questions you may have
 
Welcome to R2R. Glad you're trying to get rid of the aiptasia before putting in too many other things!

CJ
 
Welcome to r2r!! That nem is gorgeous!!!:jaw:
 
Hi there! Welcome to R2R!! Hope you enjoy the site!! Love the nem BTW!!
 
Warm welcome to you. Share your experiences and work with us. It would be a pleasure.
 

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