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Hi, just joined a month or so ago and figured I'd make an introduction. Although new to the site, I'm not new to reefing.

Got into the hobby around 12 years ago. Started with a nano, then two nanos, then a 40 breeder, then a 60 cube, and now a 42 gal and a 24 nano at my in-laws that I maintain for them.

Anywho, not sure if the image will show up as I'm doing this on my phone, but my current tank is primarily softies. Leathers, btas, shrooms, gsp, etc. I'm not on top of scraping coralline off the glass, but oh well, lol.

Fish wise I have a clown, bi color blenny, flame hawk, bangaii cardinal, aiptasia file fish (but no more aiptasia) and melanarus wrasse.

My main show piece is a pink pulsing sinularia. It's probably about 12" round in every direction. It was one of the first corals I got, as a freebie when I was just starting 10+ years ago. I've grown a ton of it over the years, lost some good colonies to neglect, but always managed to save a few frags to restart.

Pretty much the only criteria I have for coral is that it be hardy and easy, lol. I

Anyways, glad to be here!

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Welcome to Reef2Reef!!!

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Hi, just joined a month or so ago and figured I'd make an introduction. Although new to the site, I'm not new to reefing.

Got into the hobby around 12 years ago. Started with a nano, then two nanos, then a 40 breeder, then a 60 cube, and now a 42 gal and a 24 nano at my in-laws that I maintain for them.

Anywho, not sure if the image will show up as I'm doing this on my phone, but my current tank is primarily softies. Leathers, btas, shrooms, gsp, etc. I'm not on top of scraping coralline off the glass, but oh well, lol.

Fish wise I have a clown, bi color blenny, flame hawk, bangaii cardinal, aiptasia file fish (but no more aiptasia) and melanarus wrasse.

My main show piece is a pink pulsing sinularia. It's probably about 12" round in every direction. It was one of the first corals I got, as a freebie when I was just starting 10+ years ago. I've grown a ton of it over the years, lost some good colonies to neglect, but always managed to save a few frags to restart.

Pretty much the only criteria I have for coral is that it be hardy and easy, lol. I

Anyways, glad to be here!

1607028947981177227697664212453.jpg
Welcome to R2R! Those pics are great. I’m sure you will share as much knowledge as you will gain here. Glad to have you.
 
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Hi, just joined a month or so ago and figured I'd make an introduction. Although new to the site, I'm not new to reefing.

Got into the hobby around 12 years ago. Started with a nano, then two nanos, then a 40 breeder, then a 60 cube, and now a 42 gal and a 24 nano at my in-laws that I maintain for them.

Anywho, not sure if the image will show up as I'm doing this on my phone, but my current tank is primarily softies. Leathers, btas, shrooms, gsp, etc. I'm not on top of scraping coralline off the glass, but oh well, lol.

Fish wise I have a clown, bi color blenny, flame hawk, bangaii cardinal, aiptasia file fish (but no more aiptasia) and melanarus wrasse.

My main show piece is a pink pulsing sinularia. It's probably about 12" round in every direction. It was one of the first corals I got, as a freebie when I was just starting 10+ years ago. I've grown a ton of it over the years, lost some good colonies to neglect, but always managed to save a few frags to restart.

Pretty much the only criteria I have for coral is that it be hardy and easy, lol. I

Anyways, glad to be here!

1607028947981177227697664212453.jpg
@cngh Btw if you ever want to sell a frag of that sinularia I’m interested! PM me.
 
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Welcome aboard, as others mentioned you'll be valuable here. That Sinularia is gorgeous, and look at all that beautiful Coraline... my Urchins munch all mine up, so it's nice to see such purple hues....
 
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hi welcome to the reef going to love it here!!
lots of fun/info/fun/help/fun....
 
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Hi, just joined a month or so ago and figured I'd make an introduction. Although new to the site, I'm not new to reefing.

Got into the hobby around 12 years ago. Started with a nano, then two nanos, then a 40 breeder, then a 60 cube, and now a 42 gal and a 24 nano at my in-laws that I maintain for them.

Anywho, not sure if the image will show up as I'm doing this on my phone, but my current tank is primarily softies. Leathers, btas, shrooms, gsp, etc. I'm not on top of scraping coralline off the glass, but oh well, lol.

Fish wise I have a clown, bi color blenny, flame hawk, bangaii cardinal, aiptasia file fish (but no more aiptasia) and melanarus wrasse.

My main show piece is a pink pulsing sinularia. It's probably about 12" round in every direction. It was one of the first corals I got, as a freebie when I was just starting 10+ years ago. I've grown a ton of it over the years, lost some good colonies to neglect, but always managed to save a few frags to restart.

Pretty much the only criteria I have for coral is that it be hardy and easy, lol. I

Anyways, glad to be here!

1607028947981177227697664212453.jpg
Hello and welcome to the channel.
 
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Thanks everyone for the warm welcome. I'm still getting used to all the bells and whistles on this forum...might take me a bit, haha.

I look forward to contributing and, more importantly, learning more about how to take care of my reef. Thanks again and see you all around!
 
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