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long time ago I wanted to be a marine biologist too, and reefing has certainly helped scratch the itch that has never truly gone away for me. Pretty sure you’ll love it and this is def the best place to learn imo. See ya on the boards!
 
the professors don't know about micro pico reefs we need to get you one stat. if you show them one (by carrying it into their office) they'll lock into a gaze with a lifted corner mouth smile.

get 250 stat, minimum 200 we can still do a dang good one.
 
.... It's either sociology and psychology or zoology and marine biology.. or botanical science in the future as a steady study.. so just here to unwind and learn.. bear with me. Thank You.
Welcome to R2R Glad you found us! Thinking you (and some here)could use all your ambitious study skills (in all the mentioned fields) … speaking for myself … the psychology part would be a benefit! :rolleyes: Definitely unwind and enjoy the hobby!
 
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