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IdahoNano · Apr 18, 2014

Good morning all! Just wanted to introduce myself as a new member here. I have kept fresh and saltwater fish since I was a teenager. Presently I have a 10 Gal Nano that has been up and running for a year and two months. I had to break it down and move it 700 miles, about 8 months into it. I love learning new techniques and husbandry ideas, and am looking forward to this forum!

Ken

austinl · Apr 18, 2014

Welcome to R2R!!!

TJ's Reef · Apr 18, 2014

A BIG WELCOME to R2R Ken, nice to have even a small piece of the Tropics to gaze at for the Winter months of North Idaho.

Cheers, Todd

mike007 · Apr 18, 2014

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Rob&Gab · Apr 19, 2014

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