Hello from South Carolina!

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Welcome aboard Mike! Nice looking tank.

Thank you very much!

Welcome to Reef2Reef, from north Georgia! Keep us updated on any new movements with the tank.
Also, the scape is really nice, can't wait to see it full of corals man! ;)
God bless and happy reefing!

I definitely will! I'm looking for ways I can document the whole thing.
 
Welcome to R2R Mike! Thanks for sharing your tank you joined a great community. Take your time the patient reefer is the rewarded reefer! Ask questions, drop some knowledge, and enjoy the ride, my friend. Looking forward to that tank stocked!
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hi welcome to the reef going to love it here!!
lots of fun/info/fun/help/fun....
sweet scape,love the bare bottom! build thread time ;) :)
 
Hello! My name is Mike and Ive been in and out of the hobby for the past 10 years. This time around, I managed to get my own home and I can finally set up a tank that can last!

I'm currently running a 1 week old 40 gallon breeder with a 20 gallon sump. Filtered by a curve 5 protein skimmer. It's lit with a Vipar Spectra 300 watt LEDs and heated by a titanium heater. The rocks have been "cooking" for the past year and I also have cycled Marine pure spheres.

I'm looking forward to learning much from everyone!! Thanks for having me.
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Welcome to R2R. Nice seascape.
 
Hello! My name is Mike and Ive been in and out of the hobby for the past 10 years. This time around, I managed to get my own home and I can finally set up a tank that can last!

I'm currently running a 1 week old 40 gallon breeder with a 20 gallon sump. Filtered by a curve 5 protein skimmer. It's lit with a Vipar Spectra 300 watt LEDs and heated by a titanium heater. The rocks have been "cooking" for the past year and I also have cycled Marine pure spheres.

I'm looking forward to learning much from everyone!! Thanks for having me.
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Welcome to R2R and back to reefing Mike. Lots of knowledgable and helpful people here who will support and advise you when needed.
 

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