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Hey everyone! Im Bree, new to R2R. Ive been keeping fish for 11 years and started keeping live corals a few months ago. I have two saltwater tanks, a 120g and 2.5g. Not super impressive setups, but my goal is to learn with some cheap corals so in the future i can be successful with more advanced species. Pictured is the 120 and my nano tank wall. I also have freshwater planted tanks and a couple reptiles.

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Welcome, beautiful tanks. Your fish might limit what corals you can keep. Im sure if you post your livestock, someone should have recommendations.
 
Hey everyone! Im Bree, new to R2R. Ive been keeping fish for 11 years and started keeping live corals a few months ago. I have two saltwater tanks, a 120g and 2.5g. Not super impressive setups, but my goal is to learn with some cheap corals so in the future i can be successful with more advanced species. Pictured is the 120 and my nano tank wall. I also have freshwater planted tanks and a couple reptiles.

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Beautiful freshwater set ups! I’m sure your saltwater tanks will start to look amazing too! Happy reefing and welcome to R2R!!

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WHICH PART OF YOUR SETUP IS HARDEST TO REACH OR REMOVE FOR ROUTINE MAINTENANCE?

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