Hello from the library

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Hi my local library was my favourite place as a kid due to the fact that they had a huge collection of books on corals.

It was just as well that they did not have a reef tank-
as well they would have never got rid of me! lol.. amazing library.

I am just starting my first reef tank after many years of keeping freshwater setups. I hope to get as much enjoyment from the experience as you obviously have had

Tom - UK
I have been using this forum for years to help me maintain a 50 gallon tank. It is situated in the library where I work and has caused me so much joy and anxiety!!!
Right now it is home to a clown fish (over 10 years old…not for sure his age), a blue tang (older than the clown), a very feisty zebra fish named Steve and a yellow fish…I forgot what kind it is. We just lost a huge brittle sea star over Thanksgiving. Gorgeous creature but he just didn’t make it.
Just wanted to thank everyone for the wonderful information that is found here.
I have been caring for these fish friends for almost 10 years, looking forward to 10 more!
 

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