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I had been a saltwater and freshwater hobbyist for about 25 years then had a 15 year break then back in again 3 years ago. I currently have a 200 gallon saltwater reef tank and a 30 gallon freshwater tank. My first love is corals, then saltwater fish. I'm looking forward to learning new information here. My name is Dee and I live in Colorado.

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I had been a saltwater and freshwater hobbyist for about 25 years then had a 15 year break then back in again 3 years ago. I currently have a 200 gallon saltwater reef tank and a 30 gallon freshwater tank. My first love is corals, then saltwater fish. I'm looking forward to learning new information here. My name is Dee and I live in Colorado.
Welcome to R2R! You will love it here, people are very nice, and willing to help! The info available here is endless! Do you really have 2 Mastiff's? Thats awesome!
 
I had been a saltwater and freshwater hobbyist for about 25 years then had a 15 year break then back in again 3 years ago. I currently have a 200 gallon saltwater reef tank and a 30 gallon freshwater tank. My first love is corals, then saltwater fish. I'm looking forward to learning new information here. My name is Dee and I live in Colorado.
Welcome to R2R! You will love it here, people are very nice, and willing to help! The info available here is endless! Do you really have 2 Mastiff's? Thats awesome!
Yes I do have 2 Mastiffs. I love them as if they are my children.
 
I had been a saltwater and freshwater hobbyist for about 25 years then had a 15 year break then back in again 3 years ago. I currently have a 200 gallon saltwater reef tank and a 30 gallon freshwater tank. My first love is corals, then saltwater fish. I'm looking forward to learning new information here. My name is Dee and I live in Colorado.
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