It keeps calling me back

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Hello, I have been away from the hobby for a while. Moved to a new home, the birth of a child, new lifestyle. However, I have this feeling again and I cannot shake it. I have started reading on the forums and doing inventory of my equipment. A lot of the names an equipment have changed however the concepts are still the same. I have kept tanks from small a Biocube to a 110-gallon reef and most sizes in between. This time I plan to do this with my little one. I want her to learn and enjoy the hobby. You will see me around as I develop a plan for a 120 that has never felt water (leak tests....).
Thanks for reading!
 
Welcome to R2R! So cool that you are reefing with your child. Start a build thread in the "Members Tanks" forum area. Great place to gather pictures, ask questions, etc.
 
Hello, I have been away from the hobby for a while. Moved to a new home, the birth of a child, new lifestyle. However, I have this feeling again and I cannot shake it. I have started reading on the forums and doing inventory of my equipment. A lot of the names an equipment have changed however the concepts are still the same. I have kept tanks from small a Biocube to a 110-gallon reef and most sizes in between. This time I plan to do this with my little one. I want her to learn and enjoy the hobby. You will see me around as I develop a plan for a 120 that has never felt water (leak tests....).
Thanks for reading!
Welcome to R2R!!!
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Welcome back to R2R and back to the hobby. What a terrific thing to do with your daughter. Make sure to start a build thread when you get rolling.
 

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