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Brand new to this forum as well as aquatic life

I have been perusing the information here, so much to learn.

I’ve set up a 13g Fluval Evo on my desk at work as that is where I am most of my life. So far so good. I have a great LFS near work that is extremely helpful and friendly. It has just finished cycling and I put just two coral in to start along with a scooter blenny. Have had a yellow tail blue and 3 hermits for a few weeks and thought to add to that.

I was wondering if anybody has set up a camera. I miss my fish on the weekends .

I just may have to have a setup at home as well.
 
Welcome home, you will love it here!

Post pics of the 13g!
 
Welcome to R2R! So nice that you have a LFS nearby. My closest LFS is about 100 miles. Arghh. But lets see some pics of your tank. Scooter B. is one of my favorites. What are you feeding him/her?
 
Welcome to R2R!

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Welcome to R2R! So nice that you have a LFS nearby. My closest LFS is about 100 miles. Arghh. But lets see some pics of your tank. Scooter B. is one of my favorites. What are you feeding him/her?
I’m picking up some LRS reef frenzy today, and looking into some pods as well. I want my blenny to be a happy fish. If I do things right I want to get a mandarin sometime in the future.

Feeding is my concern with the blenny. I will do all I can.
 
Welcome to the hobby and R2R!

FYI. This is how it starts . At home and at work ... and then ...and then ... lol
First step is to acknowledge your addiction. haha

I think the addiction hits quickly. I’m thinking bigger for home
 
Welcome to R2R!!!
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