Hello All!

[Jimbhoy13]

Welcome to R2R and the salty world. Lots of knowledgeable and helpful people here who will support and advise you when needed.

 

[MERKEY]

Hello and welcome to R2R!

 

[vetteguy53081]

 

[Salty Rambler]

Welcome to R2R and the salty side of the hobby! Sounds like you are off to a good start.

 

[BeltedCoyote]

Welcome to R2R!!! Just remember: nothing good happens fast in this hobby

 

[G Santana]

Welcome to R2R and the big leagues

 

[BaysEndReef]

 

[Kiwi reefer]

Welcome! looking forward to seeing your reef!

 

[Fish Think Pink]

Hello! I am new to r2r and relatively new to saltwater but definitly not new to fishkeeping(freshwater). I have always loved reef tanks and especially anemones of all shapes and sizes but never really put in the research or effort to find more information or to break down a freshwater tank to replace.

Of course, while I have been keeping fish since I was 10 when I headed to college I had to break down all my tanks but one small 10 gallon that I could bring to the dorms. Now that I am out of the dorms and renting a house I definitly wanted to start fishkeeping again but thought that I would take this chance to start reef tanks. I have already set up a 20 gallon quarantine tank(filter, lights, frag rack, pvc hide aways, some rock, tub of sand) and have an empty stock 32 gallon biocube. I already have a few(read as 20+) pounds of rock that I am keeping cycled in the quarantine to move to the biocube once its set up(I already cemented it in a formation I like as well), sand, filter media, fish food, etc. but thought that even though the cycle for my quarantine took 2+ months until the parameters were good/great and that it should mean I know plenty that I would have an account here since it is the site that has helped me the most. It is also very likely that I will start a thread for advice with the 32 biocube later but in the meantime I'm going to finish building the stand, setting it up for a fishless cycle(aided by the rock in the quarantine), and doing enough research that I feel paranoid.

Anyways... Hello everyone that may deign to read my post! Happy reefing! Any advice would be welcome because while I have done research and read a lot I'm sure that new information may have come out in comparison to some of the older threads and advice is always welcome.

Welcome!

I'm a Texas transplant, but native or not all Texans seem active in reefing! Aquashella coming to Dallas October 30 & 31st. It will be my first

Glad you joined

 

[Manny’s Reef]

Hello and welcome to the R2R family.

 

[JL15219]

Hello and welcome to the community!