Hello! Newbie Here!

Jamo7 · Mar 30, 2019

Hitman · Mar 30, 2019

Welcome to R2R!!!

Lovemyreef2015 · Mar 30, 2019

Brad Miller · Mar 30, 2019

Nice to have another sponge around here :)
Welcome to R2R !

SPR1968 · Mar 31, 2019

Some great advice already, so welcome to R2R!

Mudder · Mar 31, 2019

hizbaby said:
QUESTION: Would it b a good idea to, for the time being, use the ROCK as a quarantine tank since it will be cycled, and runnin, but not adding any livestock to for awhile as we want to focus firstly on the REEF?
Amd while I'm asking questions, what is all the stuff about dipping, and garlic and things of that nature? Im really confused there is SO much info! Some suggested reading is greatly appreciated!!!

Rock would be perfect for a quarantine tank..but just remember that if you do end up treating the fish in the tank. A lot of of meds will kill off your bacteria and leech into rock and sand(if you have any in their)and will cause you to have to recycle the tank.Currently I have a 40 gallon breeder that I put them in and observe..then if treatment is need I transfer to one of my 10 gallon to treat.

Dipping I assume are referring to dipping corals with a coral dip to kill unwanted pests and hitchhikers

p.s.

Welcome to R2R!!
This is a Great place for info and Help

Dimmy007 · Mar 31, 2019

Welcome to R2R!!! I agree with others. I added my first anemone after about 11 months. So worth it. The anemone is thriving.

Mrs. Herbert · Mar 31, 2019

Hi and welcome to Reef 2 Reef! You have found the best place for all of your reefing needs.

ngoodermuth · Mar 31, 2019

Welcome to R2R, and to your new obsession ;)

hizbaby · Mar 31, 2019

Brad Miller said:
Nice to have another sponge around here :)
Welcome to R2R !

;Joyful

hizbaby · Mar 31, 2019

ngoodermuth said:
Welcome to R2R, and to your new obsession ;)

hizbaby · Mar 31, 2019

;Happy

Reefbuds · Mar 31, 2019

Welcome friend!! Sounds like you have quite the adventure ahead of you. The pair of clownfish will definitely be fine but wait on the nem nem for at least 6 to 12 months. Closer to 12 months being preferred. So glad you joined us! Keep us updated
We want pictures as well!!

Reefing Madness · Mar 31, 2019

Salty Lemon · Apr 1, 2019

Welcome to R2R. The very hardest part in this hobby (in my opinion) is the waiting. You have to go slow. Take your time and go little by little. You will love this hobby if you do so. I'm glad you joined us. You will love it here.