How To Start A New Topic or Thread on Reef2Reef

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How To Start A New Topic or Thread on Reef2Reef

1. First you need to become a registered member by clicking here: Register at Reef Forum : Saltwater Aquarium Forum Reef2Reef

2. You will receive an auto email where you will need to confirm your new account.

3. Select the forum in which you want to create the new topic/thread in from this list: https://www.reef2reef.com/forums/forum.php

4. Click the button that I have circled in the following image and you're set! Please post often! :)

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Someone recently contacted me saying that after setting up their R2R account (as shown in the first post on this page), they were still having difficulty finding the forums in which they could post threads. Here are a few steps you can follow if you're having this difficulty:

1) Starting from the homepage (or technically from any page), scroll to the top of the page and click the link "Forum" (as shown in the pic below)

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2) Now scroll down and click the link to the forum you desire to post in.
3) Click the button near the top of the page labeled "Post New Thread" (as shown in the first post on this page)

If you have any difficulties, feel free to private message anyone who is part of the mod team (those of us with the "Team R2R" banner under our username), or you may email [email protected].

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