New and back into the hobby

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Hello All,
I previously kept a 75 gallon saltwater tank around 8 years ago, but life got in the way with a series of moves.
I am FINALLY back into the hobby, and have a 37 gallon tall set up now for about a month and a half, which will be housing a few seahorses. I have also realized my dream of a larger tank, and am currently working on plumbing a 150 gallon so I can finally keep some larger predator fish!
I've really been enjoying all the new gear and info, and have already learned a lot from this forum. ;Cat
 
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Please share pictures of your sea horses wed all love to see them :)
 
Welcome home, you will love it here!

Let's see some tank pics, and please keep us updated with your build(s) with tons of pics! :)
 

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