New to R2R. Hello!

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Hi,
After following R2R on facebook for a while, I finally decided to join and get involved.

I wouldn't say I am a veteran reefer by any means, but I have been doing it for about a year and am in the process of upgrading from a 29g cube, to a 6' 150g tank with a sump.

I am a big fan of smaller, peaceful reef fish. I am also a big fan of the softie corals. I am hoping to have a very nice zoa garden up and running here soon, and then move into acans and some others.

Anyway, hello, and I look forward to picking your brains on good husbandry.
 

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Welcome to the community! Now lets see that tank!
 
I already dig your enthusiam. Thanks guys!

I am curing my LR right now. I had to move across country, and it was already a phosphate factory in my cube, so I started it over.

I am picking up the new tank tomorrow and running a hard line to the RODI unit for an ATO. I will throw up pics once the thing is up and running.

I am hoping I dont get flamed, but the guy I am getting it from has a Vlamingi in there. I have been reading that they should not be in a tank this small (I cant believe I am calling a 6', 150g tank small :nerd:), so I may end up trading it for a few of the other fish on my wish list.
 
Looks good so far, I like the rock work you have.
 
*Welcome to Reef2Reef @crock921 !* Your aquarium is looking good,I like the finish on your stand and canopy!

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