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Hello everyone, my name is Kevin. Im new to R2R, and new to the hobby period. With everything going on I've been home more. I started with a 20 gallon freshwater tank about a month and a half ago. My kids quickly took over that tank. So I decided to upgrade. I did some research and still researching by the way, and decided to jump into the reefing side. I wanted something bigger then the 20 gallon. I was thinking 55, but I came across a 72 gallon reef ready tank with stand for $50.00 so I had to get it. Im leak testing now prayinlg it doesnt leak. The biggest challenge for me is putting the sump together. I've been all over Youtube trying to get help. Ive come across a few helpful videos. Thats one reason I joined the group. Looking forward to input from the group. The tank is currently full its been full for 3 days no leaks. I figured I give it a week before I drain it and clean it.
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Welcome to R2R and reefing Kevin. Looks like a good price for the tank. Lots of knowledgable and helpful people here who will support and advise you when needed.
 

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