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Hiya all! I’m fairly new to this forum and after 30+ years or wanting a saltwater aquarium I have finally pulled the trigger and recently found a setup to purchase. It’s 120 gallon tall and is currently a predator tank from the previous owner. I’ve decided I would like to make it a mixed reef. Just need to find new homes for the few fish in the tank currently. I started a build post to keep up with my transition from predator to reef tank. I have to say it’s an amazing forum and community of people here!

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Welcome to Reef2Reef!!!

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Hi and welcome ,hope all is ok.
Nice one for going for decent size tank on first go.
Goodluck and hope you get great enjoyment from your future reef tank ^_^
Thank you! All is well so far. I have been doing a ton of research and fingers crossed for success!
 

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