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I've got about 2 years as an adult in the freshwater hobby under my belt now, i'm a college student. and i'm now fascinated by the saltwater world. I used to be daunted just by the thought of live plants in a freshwater tank, but now I've got some experience and am looking to dabble in what I have long considered too much a challenge for myself: saltwater fish and reef keeping. I am currently researching things to hopefully be able to apply maybe a year or so down the line in my first saltwater tank. I am absolutely captivated by mantis shrimp and clownfish, and I hope to one day also have a mandarin dragonete (tho I know they need lots of pods and a well established tank). I'm excited to journey into this new, complicated hobby :)
newbie 2 also a college student and just got my first saltwater tank (biocube 29). Used to keep alot of freshwater when I was younger like 8 - 15. Hope you succeed! I'm having a rough start right now
 
hi welcome to the reef going to love it here!!
lots of fun/info/fun/help/fun....
 
I've got about 2 years as an adult in the freshwater hobby under my belt now, i'm a college student. and i'm now fascinated by the saltwater world. I used to be daunted just by the thought of live plants in a freshwater tank, but now I've got some experience and am looking to dabble in what I have long considered too much a challenge for myself: saltwater fish and reef keeping. I am currently researching things to hopefully be able to apply maybe a year or so down the line in my first saltwater tank. I am absolutely captivated by mantis shrimp and clownfish, and I hope to one day also have a mandarin dragonete (tho I know they need lots of pods and a well established tank). I'm excited to journey into this new, complicated hobby :)
Welcome to R2R and the salty world. Lots of knowledgable and helpful people here who will support and advise you when needed.
 
I've got about 2 years as an adult in the freshwater hobby under my belt now, i'm a college student. and i'm now fascinated by the saltwater world. I used to be daunted just by the thought of live plants in a freshwater tank, but now I've got some experience and am looking to dabble in what I have long considered too much a challenge for myself: saltwater fish and reef keeping. I am currently researching things to hopefully be able to apply maybe a year or so down the line in my first saltwater tank. I am absolutely captivated by mantis shrimp and clownfish, and I hope to one day also have a mandarin dragonete (tho I know they need lots of pods and a well established tank). I'm excited to journey into this new, complicated hobby :)

Hello and welcome to R2R. Can't wait to see how your tank comes about. You have come to the right place.
 
Welcome. The change is exciting and a learning experience. In my day I had to read books to get information. You have a much quicker way to get questions answered. You have just taken one big step.
 

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