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Hello to everyone! I am new (again) to this hobby but looking forward to getting back into it. I had a 40g tank in the past (about 15 years ago) and I'm ready to get back into the hobby and I am looking at ordering the Biocube 32g. I am looking to see what are some reputable websites to use to order tanks and equipment. That is the only thing stopping me from jumping back into the hobby. I have no clue what websites are good and what ones to stay away from. Thanks for the help and I look forward to sharing my new tank with y'all!
 
Welcome to your new home for saltwater reef aquarium resources and fun! Welcome to the family! :D
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Welcome to Reef2Reef!!!

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Premium aquatics is my favorite but I have no complaints about bulk reef supply, saltwater aquarium.com and aquacave. Probably others but I've bought from those company many times.
Awesome! Thank you, I'll check them out.
 
Hello to everyone! I am new (again) to this hobby but looking forward to getting back into it. I had a 40g tank in the past (about 15 years ago) and I'm ready to get back into the hobby and I am looking at ordering the Biocube 32g. I am looking to see what are some reputable websites to use to order tanks and equipment. That is the only thing stopping me from jumping back into the hobby. I have no clue what websites are good and what ones to stay away from. Thanks for the help and I look forward to sharing my new tank with y'all!
Welcome back! The BioCube 32 is a great choice 👍
I’d stick to well-known aquarium specialty stores or official brand dealers to be safe. Avoid random marketplace sellers unless they have strong, verified reviews.
 

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