New member and first time reefer

Hello & Welcome Randy!
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Hello everyone! I'm Randy. I'm new to this forum and to reef tank hobby. I've had a lot of freshwater tank but this is my first time having a saltwater reef tank. I have a JBJ AIO 45gal. I hope to have the same success with saltwater as I've had with freshwater tanks. I'm ready for the potential highs and lows of reef tank life. I'm happy to be here and look forward to meeting other reefers. Below is a picture of my tank. My family loves it already and is so excited to see all the new critters on the live rock. It's very fun and relaxing to watch the activity in the tank. I've also added a picture of a new coral we just bought and can't remember the name of it. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I can add a picture later under the blue light phase if it would help with identification. Thanks everyone!!
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