Hi all

[Zecronking]

Hello all!

So happy to be here. My names Morgan I live in Florida . I’m brand new to saltwater aquariums and am looking forward to all the learning, pains, and rewards of this wonderful hobby. I’m still trying to figure out the fish I want and tank setup. Thank you so much for your welcoming attitude and support! Again so happy to be starting to get into this community

 

[revhtree Verified Admin]

Welcome to your new home for saltwater reef aquarium resources and fun! Welcome to the family! :D

 

[Waters]

Welcome :) :) !!

 

[DDenny]

 

[crazyfishmom]

Welcome to R2R!

 

[Gman83]

Welcome!

 

[Ocean_Queenie]

Hello & Welcome to R2R Morgan, happy you are here!

 

[gnarlydudecory]

Welcome

 

[1112-425XL]

 

[luis angel]

Hi Morgan

 

[Reefer Matt]

Hello Morgan! Welcome!

 

[NanoNana]

Hi Morgan! Welcome. Post any questions you have in the “New to Saltwater” section and you’ll get tons of help with your set up and stocking.

 

[Brisk]

Welcome!

 

[CO2TLEY]

 

[kevgib67]

Welcome Morgan, glad you are here!

 

[shakacuz]

welcome aboard the r2r board. hello from PA!

 

[WalkerLovesTheOcean]

Welcome to Reef2reef Morgan!

 

[zheka757]

Welcome to R2R!

 

[kvansloo]

Hello, and Welcome

 

[PharmrJohn]

Hello all!

So happy to be here. My names Morgan I live in Florida . I’m brand new to saltwater aquariums and am looking forward to all the learning, pains, and rewards of this wonderful hobby. I’m still trying to figure out the fish I want and tank setup. Thank you so much for your welcoming attitude and support! Again so happy to be starting to get into this community

Hey there! And Welcome. My unsolicited advise is to study, study, study before getting into this. You have time. Start with cycling and go from there. Map out what your goals are and purchase the tank and equipment to meet those goals. When picking out livestock make sure they are appropriate to the environment (like tank size and swim lane as well as whether the fish can live with corals and each other). Once you have your fish picked out, determine which go in first all the way to last (e.g. IMO, Dottybacks are always last). If you have a plan of action, the hobby will go much more smoothly as you set up. And remember, ENJOY IT! It really is a blast!