New member from florida

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Welcome to Reef2Reef! I've been scuba diving a few times while on vacation in Mexico. If I lived in Florida I'd for sure get certified.
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Where abouts in Mexico. I’ve not done much diving outside of the keys.
 
Welcome to the crew!! I started my first reef in Atlanta. Best thing you can do is a ton of research. Plan your build from tank to equipment, and stocking. And do find yourself a reputable LFS. There were some good ones in ATL when i was there. I am sure the players have changed over the past 15 years though.
 
Welcome aboard, haven't had a Keys dive in a hot minute but great times. I have the Evo5 and just bought the 13.5 to move it up. The 5 will replace my 3 at the office. Great little tank.
 

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