Hello from Nashville!

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hi welcome to the reef going to love it here!!
lots of fun/info/fun/help/fun....
 
Welcome to reef2reef, a lot of great information on this site. Look at the Middle TN Reef Club under the local reef clubs tab. A lot of locals with things to share and sell, monthly meetings and prizes! Again welcome from Clarksville

Again, I'm new so excuse me asking, but compared to all the other states the TN forum seems HUGE. is this hobby that much more popular in TN or is there another explanation that I'm missing? Honestly, I don't know anyone with a saltwater tank so it's hard to imagine the hobby being as widespread as the forum makes it seem.

Also, I want to say thanks for the warm welcome. Didn't expect it based on the other forums I've been in.
 
from what i have seen ,yes this is a heavy area of the southren states :cool: :cool: :cool:
 
While I was in college and grad school, I kept, bred and sold snakes. After several years of that (and people refusing to come to my place for fear of snakes) I decided to give it up.

I wouldn't have come to your place either! :eek: I'm not too far away from you. We have a son in Nashville and are regular visitors (at least before the virus). I'm glad you chose saltwater over snakes, and welcome to R2R! ;Joyful
 

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