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hi there! just figured out how to do this!:) (im not very computer savvy!!) anyway, i have spent quite a bit of time reading the different articles and it has been such a help. im pretty new to the saltwater stuff. ive had fresh for most of my life. and i have a very convincing brother who had a saltwater tank years ago. long story short, he finally convinced me to give saltwater a try. that was a few years ago and i haven't looked back!:smiling-face: i quickly out grew my 72 gallon, and bought a fully functioning 125 set up from someone who was getting out of the hobby. that was almost a year ago. since then i've been doing upgrades and little changes to make it my own.:smiling-face: i feel like ive learned so much, but yet, i often feel at a loss! so always glad for all the help i can get!
 
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hi there! just figured out how to do this!:) (im not very computer savvy!!) anyway, i have spent quite a bit of time reading the different articles and it has been such a help. im pretty new to the saltwater stuff. ive had fresh for most of my life. and i have a very convincing brother who had a saltwater tank years ago. long story short, he finally convinced me to give saltwater a try. that was a few years ago and i haven't looked back!:smiling-face: i quickly out grew my 72 gallon, and bought a fully functioning 125 set up from someone who was getting out of the hobby. that was almost a year ago. since then i've been doing upgrades and little changes to make it my own.:smiling-face: i feel like ive learned so much, but yet, i often feel at a loss! so always glad for all the help i can get!
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