Hello all! New to R2R

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Many Long distance friends. You are valued !!!!

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Hey all! I’m new here. Originally from Hawaii - where I learned my love of reef and saltwater creatures. Living in Hong Kong now and couldn’t help but not get a reef tank because the ocean waters in Hong Kong are mostly boring. We have a street here which is lined with fresh and saltwater supplies and such. Great variety of fish and corals. Had my setup for quite awhile, quite knowledgeable and hope I can lend a hand whenever possible. I’ve been reading forums here for a long time and some of you have helped me out while building my tank and troubleshooting.

Nice start! You'll be filled up in no time I'm sure!;)

Oh yeah and... Welcome to Reef2Reef!:D
 
Welcome to R2R. The kids can sleep with their scuba tanks on just flood a room and set a viewing panel! There is more than one way to get your dream tank.
Great idea :D I’ll need a room for my wife too ;)
 

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