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Hello everyone. My name is Jason and I’m new to the community and reefing in general. Our son convinced us to start our first reef tank (46gal bow front) almost a year ago with reasonable success. He has handled most of the maintenance and advice. Now I’m preparing to start a new tank for myself (28gal bow front) and I thought it would be a good time become a member here since I’ll be handling this one myself.
Hi Jason and Welcome!

This is a great family hobby and Maryland has some great LFSs and other resources. I just flew out of BWI back to TX on Saturday. Glad you joined
 
Hello everyone. My name is Jason and I’m new to the community and reefing in general. Our son convinced us to start our first reef tank (46gal bow front) almost a year ago with reasonable success. He has handled most of the maintenance and advice. Now I’m preparing to start a new tank for myself (28gal bow front) and I thought it would be a good time become a member here since I’ll be handling this one myself.
Welcome to R2R!!!
 
Hi Jason. Welcome to reef2reef!!!
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