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Hey guys! I'm a new member on reef2reef from Lexington, KY. Right now, I just have one little nano cube SW tank (which is fairly barebones- LR and CuC for a week or so more). I do, however, have a lot of FW tanks; 5 that are 55+ and some fry tanks. I've been into FW tanks for a while now, and my nano cube was my venture into SW. So far, I love it. There's a lot more life in a saltwater tank, even as "barebones" as I have it.

That was kind of a ramble... But I'm excited to learn a whole bunch from the forum.
 
You guys are quick!
Unfortunately, this pic is before my current aquascape changes (the glory of waiting months to add coral is that you can really think about what you're doing...). Of course, I have included a pic of my cat with my cichlid fry. The internet needs more cat pictures.
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Welcome to R2R!! Love the cat pic!! Nice setup on the nano. We love pics on R2R!! lol Your cuc is going to need some livestock to stay alive. Are you planning on adding fish?
 
Kentucky folk are number one in my book. Always welcome to stopin if you're heading to Cincy for any reason. I can help you stock it up!

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:) Patience is gonna be your strongest ally in this highly rewarding hobby.

Kurt
 
Welcome.. it is nice to see more semi local folks. I am right on the tennesee/kentucky border here.. :) welcome to R2R you will like it here.
 
Hi there and welcome to R2R. Hope you enjoy your stay. The tank looks great. Cant wait to see it stocked
 
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Welcome to R2R!

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