Hi from N.Florida

Just introducing myself, I’ve been keeping reef tanks for several years now but never went bigger then a 30 gallon with mostly soft corals and LPS. I’m upgrading to a 90 gallon with a sump and looking forward to adding fish and corals I’ve never had before
Hello and welcome
 
Just introducing myself, I’ve been keeping reef tanks for several years now but never went bigger then a 30 gallon with mostly soft corals and LPS. I’m upgrading to a 90 gallon with a sump and looking forward to adding fish and corals I’ve never had before
Welcome to R2R!!!
 
Just introducing myself, I’ve been keeping reef tanks for several years now but never went bigger then a 30 gallon with mostly soft corals and LPS. I’m upgrading to a 90 gallon with a sump and looking forward to adding fish and corals I’ve never had before
Welcome. Nice tank :)
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Welcome! If you are in Duval county, check out the Duval Reef Keepers sell page on FB. They have a lot of goodies for cheap compared to other geographic regions for some reason.
 

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