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Hi. New to saltwater aquariums here. For years, I have wanted a saltwater setup but have stuck with freshwater for assorted reasons. However, my 11-year-old son expressed interest and demonstrated commitment to set up and maintain a larger aquarium. Our family decided this is a good opportunity to dive into this adventure. So, recently we purchased a used setup and plan to post in member tanks to help document as we learn.
 
Welcome to your new home for saltwater reef aquarium resources and fun! Welcome to the family! :D
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Welcome to R2R!
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Hi. New to saltwater aquariums here. For years, I have wanted a saltwater setup but have stuck with freshwater for assorted reasons. However, my 11-year-old son expressed interest and demonstrated commitment to set up and maintain a larger aquarium. Our family decided this is a good opportunity to dive into this adventure. So, recently we purchased a used setup and plan to post in member tanks to help document as we learn.
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Greetings and Welcome! It's great that you are partnering with your son on this endeavor. It's a great lesson on patience and responsibility. I'm doing the same with my daughter (22 years old). She and I will have control of my 203g when it launches. Lots of teachable moments in this hobby.
 
Hi. New to saltwater aquariums here. For years, I have wanted a saltwater setup but have stuck with freshwater for assorted reasons. However, my 11-year-old son expressed interest and demonstrated commitment to set up and maintain a larger aquarium. Our family decided this is a good opportunity to dive into this adventure. So, recently we purchased a used setup and plan to post in member tanks to help document as we learn.
Can't wait to see what the tank looks like! Welcome to Reef2Reef!
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