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I'm not exactly new to reading but I'm new to this community. I currently have a 29g biocube with 2 fish and 3 corals. I have a 75 in waiting, it was once set up but I had no idea what I was doing a nuked it.
My 29 has been going about 6 months and other than losing 2 blue green chromis that I had for almost 3 years and in the nukes tank it's been going well. I've certainly learned some big lessons along the way.

A little about me: I have a 3 month old son and a 6yo daughter. I also have 2 corgis, a duck, 3 freshwater tanks (one is planted), and an axolotl.
I was in the Navy as a corpsman before being medically retired and deemed 100%
Now I'm a stay at home mom. In my spare time I like to garden, cook, crochet, play with my kids, fiddle with my tanks, diy projects, and go to the shooting range.

Super thrilled to be here and learn from everyone!!
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I also have a 29g biocube! You have a lovely tank. You should consider creating a member tank thread to get more involved in the reefing community (:
 
I'm not exactly new to reading but I'm new to this community. I currently have a 29g biocube with 2 fish and 3 corals. I have a 75 in waiting, it was once set up but I had no idea what I was doing a nuked it.
My 29 has been going about 6 months and other than losing 2 blue green chromis that I had for almost 3 years and in the nukes tank it's been going well. I've certainly learned some big lessons along the way.

A little about me: I have a 3 month old son and a 6yo daughter. I also have 2 corgis, a duck, 3 freshwater tanks (one is planted), and an axolotl.
I was in the Navy as a corpsman before being medically retired and deemed 100%
Now I'm a stay at home mom. In my spare time I like to garden, cook, crochet, play with my kids, fiddle with my tanks, diy projects, and go to the shooting range.

Super thrilled to be here and learn from everyone!!
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