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I’m totally new to reefing I’m just a little over my head now. I have had a 29gal bio cube for about 5 years. It crashed right before I moved into my new house, which was about 4 years ago. When I moved my wife told me to sell it that some day we will get a bigger tank. Well that time has come we picked up a Red Sea reefer 750 XXL. It’s just so big I really don’t know where to start. Any suggestions would be very helpful
 

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Welcome to R2R, try the folliwing

 

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Good Morning and welcome to the Greatest single source of reefing information on the planet! This is the place to be.

Glad to have you, feel free to post any questions and you will for sure get a ton of help. You will also make some life long friends here as well.

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Hi and welcome,hope all is well ^_^
First place to start would be research on equipmemt needed/wanted and livestock that compatable with your new tank and each other.
Then make aquascape if going glue/epoxy/mortar together.
Take it you going use rodi water so time to make water and decide the salt and get tank wet and start the nitrogen cycle then add fish with least aggressive first - most aggressive last then decide corals as adding fish and can add some at se time.

This the very basics but ovbiously other steps inbetween like placement of tank and the likes.
I personally found interesting and learnt alot watching videos as i seem to learn quicker watching than reading.
Anyway good luck and hope you get great enjoyment from your new tank
 

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