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New to this site....Just saying hello and looking forward to hearing from you.
Current tanks are a 55 gallon reef (just went belly up due to heater malfunction) And a 75 gallon fowlr.
 
welcome to r2r would love to see some pics of the fowlr and reef tank before crash
 
Welcome to R2R! Thanks for joining and please make sure and post often!
 
Welcome to the site!
 
Welcome and if I'm not picking wounds. What happen to cause a crash.


I need gills @_@
 
Welcome to the site :) I would love to see some pics.
 
Hello and welcome to r2r, would love to see any pictures that you may have.

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Hi there!! Welcome to R2R!! Sorry to hear about your tank. That has happened to us before, too!
 
Thanks for the welcome. Don't have very many pics of the tank before it crashed. (not much of a camera guy)
But i will try to post some after I re aquascape the reef. Im also thinking I made a huge mistake today because I went into LFS
with my wife and bought a sweetlips. Rookie mistake!! Any opinions? Food,care,etc....Im researching my tail off now but any hands on exp
would be great!
 
My advise for the sweet lips would be to take it back. I have always wanted one but I don't have a 300 gallon tank. It wouldn't be right to keep it in a 55 or 75.
 
Welcome aboard and glad to have you. Looking forward to seeing some pics
 
My advise for the sweet lips would be to take it back. I have always wanted one but I don't have a 300 gallon tank. It wouldn't be right to keep it in a 55 or 75.


Loki you are 100% correct. However I purchased this sweetlips (struggling) from petco. Will try to atleast keep it for a few months
and will donate it to a LFS not named petco lol.
 

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