Hi, I'm Anna.

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I've been doing saltwater for about 3 years now. Freshwater since I was a kid. I just got a new nano for mother's day. Due to funds it's slow going, but what isn't in this hobby lol. My plans are to keep it mainly stock. I keep up with water quality with 2.5g water changes weekly or 2x a week if I'm feeling advantageous. I am planning on having a few lps and softies. Everything will be Cherry picked, since it's a small tank, I want the pieces to be special. :)

Link to my tank thread:
https://www.reef2reef.com/forums/showthread.php?t=129884
Im nuvo 8

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Welcome to R2R!! Just Checked out your Tank Thread!! I Love your Aquascaping! Keep the Updates Coming!!
 
Thank you everyone ^-^ @ duff- thanks! I had a lot of weird rock so it's a bit unusual, but I really like how it turned out. I wanted to stay away from a pile of rocks lol.

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