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Hi all I'm totally new to this in every way shape and form, got a small 25 litre tank it's been up and running for about a month and a half, not much in it at the moment, crushed coral, a few kg of live rock a hermit crab and pulsing Xenia, finger coral and a mushroom coral. Thought I would start small to make sure I could manage and maintain the tank. So far so good. :)
 
Thank you very much! So much info on here to get through. Not sure if I will be able to load pics up tho on my iPhone.
 
Welcome home Joanna you will love it here
 
Welcome 2 R2R, small tanks can be just as rewarding as the big ones. your coral choices should be easy to maintain.
 
Thank you, you guys have some amazing tank set ups, can't wait for mine to be like the ones I've seen here, it's taking shape, I've learnt patience is the key.
 
Welcome and the fact that you know patience is the key, you will no doubt have an awesome thank!
 
Welcome, not sure about Iphone but on my Galaxy I upload pics all the time... I change the view to desktop view on the page, then hit the upload and it lets me look through my photos on the phone.
Try that.
 

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