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Hello!
I've been a long timer lurker and finally decided to join. I had a 10 gallon nano reef a few years ago that met a nasty end from the Orkin Man and I swore I would never start another one; too much heartache and money down the drain. Of course seeing all the beautiful pictures of member tanks on my FB feed finally convinced me to give it another go.

I do not have a tank currently and have lots of questions about getting the right set up so I imagine I will be posting frequently.
 
Glad you thinking about diving back in.
 

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Hi All,
I have been in an out of this great and humbling hobby for about 10 years. I just can't seem to get it out of my system. I still consider myself a newbie because it seems everyday I am learning something new about it. I currently have a 29 Bio set up as a FOWLR, a 60g reef ( 6 fish and an abundance of LPS) and a 20g L recently set up to do primarily soft coral. I will have many questions for all the experts here!

SV
 
Think I got it ....Lol
I am going to be setting up a 180 gallon sps with 2 overflows going to a fish room in basement a floor below. Still at the planning stages. Trying to come up with a good sump/ refuge plan. Show tank is almost built with enclosed stand.
 
*Welcome to Reef2Reef,AnimalDoc!*Best of luck with your new aquarium!
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