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Welcome my age of 63 it is always vital to keep learning in this hobby. Testing new additives right now and corals are growing like crazy after three weeks of starting.
 
Welcome R2R. I once worked with someone that stated "once you learn it all, it is time to move on". Thankfully things are constantly evolving and changing with reefing. What is great about R2R is their's broad base of members with in-depth knowledge, and they are more then happy to share.
 
Thank you for all the good words,my feeling was right,most active community.
 
Thank you very nice place but we can not buy things as your guys in the US.Always hear the same thing,we have 30 million people,US have 350 million so we could nut have the same business as the US.And not to mention what is 100 $ in the states it is 180-200 here.
 
*Welcome to Reef2Reef @janos !*

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Welcome home, you will love it here!

Any tanks? Let's see some pics! :)
 

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