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Hello Friends!

I'm Tucker, and I'm new to R2R! I've been keeping freshwater for about 8 years, but just recently decided to move over to the more elite side of the hobby, saltwater :). For Christmas last year, I bought myself a Biocube 32, and it now serves as my main DT. Currently, I'm working on an 8 gallon Biocube reef, hopefully with a nice zoo garden.

In August, I'm moving, and I'm hoping hoping to set up a zoo frag farm. Any tips of coral farming as a whole, and any recommendations on where to buy some good quality zoas?

Thanks, and I'll see y'all around1
 
Welcome to the swimming hole.
Just start buying and trading for frags to grow out. Local reefing clubs and Facebook groups are a great place to start.
Happy reefing!
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Welcome to Reef2Reef!!!

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Hello Friends!

I'm Tucker, and I'm new to R2R! I've been keeping freshwater for about 8 years, but just recently decided to move over to the more elite side of the hobby, saltwater :). For Christmas last year, I bought myself a Biocube 32, and it now serves as my main DT. Currently, I'm working on an 8 gallon Biocube reef, hopefully with a nice zoo garden.

In August, I'm moving, and I'm hoping hoping to set up a zoo frag farm. Any tips of coral farming as a whole, and any recommendations on where to buy some good quality zoas?

Thanks, and I'll see y'all around1
Welcome! I would say to check with local reefers to say what frags they have, but if you're going to be competition they may not be happy about it. However, there are plenty of reefers out there looking to help out new people.
 
Welcome to R2R and the salty world Tucker. Take things slowly. Learn about the requirements for corals you want to keep. Lots of knowledgeable and helpful people here who will support and advise you when needed.
 

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