Hello fellow reefers

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Just wanted to say hello from South Mississippi. I have been a reefer for more then 6 years now and I am still actively learning this hobby. My reef tank is a 90 gal DT with a 55 gal sump/fuge. I think the most important thing that I have learned in this hobby so far is that, nothing good comes from making things happen quickly! So it is a safe bet that slow and steady is the way to go. Patients in reefing is definitely a virtue!
 
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Welcome to R2R;)
 
Welcome to r2r!
 
WELCOME TO R2R
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WOW, thanks for such a warm welcome! I hope to visit here often. I'm looking forward to your most experienced opinions and advise.
 
Welcome home, you'll love it here!
 
WOW, thanks for such a warm welcome! I hope to visit here often. I'm looking forward to your most experienced opinions and advise.
Your gonna love this place I just get jelous of all the amazing tanks theses people keep I just set up my first tank a 29 gallon it's been cycling for about 6 weeks now iv been adding some soft coral slowly, snails, crabs and 2 damsels
 

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