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After a 20 year break I’m back in. Recently picked up a 10 gallon AIO. In the past I never had a tank smaller than 55 gallons. Having a nano has made the intro back a quick refresher. So far I have a Picasso Clown and a goby and recently picked up GSP a few different zoas and a Ricordea. Still undecided on path forward but leaning to torches, hammer, and Goni.
 
Welcome to your new home for saltwater reef aquarium resources and fun! Welcome to the family! :D
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After a 20 year break I’m back in. Recently picked up a 10 gallon AIO. In the past I never had a tank smaller than 55 gallons. Having a nano has made the intro back a quick refresher. So far I have a Picasso Clown and a goby and recently picked up GSP a few different zoas and a Ricordea. Still undecided on path forward but leaning to torches, hammer, and Goni.
Welcome to R2R!
 
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Greetings and Welcome to our collective obsession!!
 
Welcome back to the hobby. I took a similar break years ago. A lot has changed in 20 years. Where are you located in Florida? I am in Naples.
 

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