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hi everyone, new to the forum and still pretty new to the hobby. I've recently moved to the Galveston area had to sell my beautiful 65 gallon for the move but am starting up a much smaller nano tank. If anyone can tell me where a good shop is around Galveston that would be great and since I've never ran a nano tank I'm sure I'll have many more questions! Glad to be here and can't wait to get some new corals!
 
Welcome to R2R,
I am sure one of our members can help you out in finding a store near you.
 
What do u mean by that? Add a thread on here specific to my tank? And posting every time it's updated. Wouldn't think anyone is interested in my tiny tank except for me lol
 
What do u mean by that? Add a thread on here specific to my tank? And posting every time it's updated. Wouldn't think anyone is interested in my tiny tank except for me lol

There is an area for member tank builds. link I would say that is what @Antics and @DSC reef are referring too:) I using my build thread as a journal to keep track of what I have messed up in one place:D You would be surprised how many members read through/stalk build threads:D
 
Welcome to R2R!!!
 
What do u mean by that? Add a thread on here specific to my tank? And posting every time it's updated. Wouldn't think anyone is interested in my tiny tank except for me lol
Definitely! Loads of people read over build threads. Even if people don't comment all the time it's still getting looked at and often helpful for others. It's also a great way for you to document your journey and look back on your progress.
 
By the way buys thanks for the welcome and I started a tank build thread but idk how to put a link up for y'all.... it's called Ryon's mini tank
 
Welcome to R2R!!

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Welcome to R2R! Lots of good, knowledgable folks here. Cheers!
 

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