Hello from St. Louis Missouri

Welcome Rick!!! Just take it slow bud. It’s a very common sense process. Sorta like asking questions and getting answers. Looking forward to seeing your progress.
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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
Welcome!

Glad you joined. What you knew before still applies, and there is already great info in posts #2 & #3 in this thread already. "Start where you are, do what you can, use what you have." - Arthur Ashe, tennis player
 
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
Welcome to R2R! Can’t wait to see your build tread.
 
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
Welcome to R2R!!!
 

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