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Hello everyone I’m new here and my name is Rodney. I’ve been in the Hobby for 20 years, took a 5 year hiatus due to a relocation. I’m building a 150 and excited to introduce new to me tech.
Welcome aboard, there is an Ocala group if your interested.
 

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Hello everyone I’m new here and my name is Rodney. I’ve been in the Hobby for 20 years, took a 5 year hiatus due to a relocation. I’m building a 150 and excited to introduce new to me tech.
Welcome!
 
Rodney Welcome to the reef. I discovered this forum as it seemed to always come up when I googled a question. Finally joined, then chose to become a supporting member and later a partner member to keep the forum available for others to come. My wife @Ocean_Queenie and I started culturing copepods and phytoplankton eventually selling some on here as a hobbyist. Eventually we decided to try to make a career out of it so we are now sponsors as well. I love the Reef2 Reef community here and the wealth of knowledge. Thanks for joining us.
 

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