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Hi, I am also new to reef2reef as well as saltwater. I have always had freshwater tanks and after reading and reading about saltwater tanks, reefs etc I am NERVOUS. But none the less I am ready to create a beautiful tank. Where do I start?
 
Welcome to R2R!! You are in the right spot. My advice is to research. I would check out the articles section. There is a lot of great info. Then, I would ask questions!! Good luck with your journey. :)
 
Think about what you want to keep and research that.. If you want something like a hippo tang be ready to set at at lest a 180 tank, this was just an example. Get a good book, read online and ask lots of questions. Welcome to the site. Lots of good people here that has lots of knowledge.
 
Same here, after reading a lot i decided to start with a nano tank. I started this weekend with the process, hopefully soon i can add some life forms..
 
Same here, after reading a lot i decided to start with a nano tank. I started this weekend with the process, hopefully soon i can add some life forms..

I have a 12g nano. Let me know if I can help!
 
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