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Hi guys!

I am new to the salt water thing, currently working on my first 45g for my house. I have a clownfish that currently lives in my brother-in-laws tank, and I am excited to get it to my own house for my daughter to enjoy (18 months). I'm taking time to read a lot, and working with my brother-in-law to make sure I get all the right stuff to expand my tank (definitely need some nice corals in my life) and love how much help this forum is!
 
Hi guys!

I am new to the salt water thing, currently working on my first 45g for my house. I have a clownfish that currently lives in my brother-in-laws tank, and I am excited to get it to my own house for my daughter to enjoy (18 months). I'm taking time to read a lot, and working with my brother-in-law to make sure I get all the right stuff to expand my tank (definitely need some nice corals in my life) and love how much help this forum is!
Welcome to Reef2Reef!
Lets see your tank, and we are always here to help.
 
Welcome to Reef2Reef!
Lets see your tank, and we are always here to help.
I don't have the tank yet, waiting on a bonus from work to come through, so hopefully I can get it around Reefapalooza in October. I'm leaning towards the jbj 45, though I just saw the sca 50 complete package that comes with a sump, and now I'm trying to figure out what I want to do.
 
I don't have the tank yet, waiting on a bonus from work to come through, so hopefully I can get it around Reefapalooza in October. I'm leaning towards the jbj 45, though I just saw the sca 50 complete package that comes with a sump, and now I'm trying to figure out what I want to do.
This however is the little tank my brother in law had been keeping for me
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