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Hi. New to R2R.

Been out of saltwater aquariums for 25 years or so. Used to keep a 150 when I lived in south Florida. Mostly fish and invertebrates. Getting ready to start a new 72” 125gal + sump.

Lots of questions answered by lurking about for the past year or so. Been a great help. Saltwater has come a long way.

Anyway, I am sure to be asking questions that I have not found answers to.

Mike
 
Welcome to Reef2Reef!!!

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hi welcome to the reef going to love it here!!
lots of fun/info/fun/help/fun..
 
Hi. New to R2R.

Been out of saltwater aquariums for 25 years or so. Used to keep a 150 when I lived in south Florida. Mostly fish and invertebrates. Getting ready to start a new 72” 125gal + sump.

Lots of questions answered by lurking about for the past year or so. Been a great help. Saltwater has come a long way.

Anyway, I am sure to be asking questions that I have not found answers to.

Mike
Hey Mike, welcome.
Lots easier these days, but more to know.
Hobby has really advanced, knowledge and equipment wise.
 
Hi. New to R2R.

Been out of saltwater aquariums for 25 years or so. Used to keep a 150 when I lived in south Florida. Mostly fish and invertebrates. Getting ready to start a new 72” 125gal + sump.

Lots of questions answered by lurking about for the past year or so. Been a great help. Saltwater has come a long way.

Anyway, I am sure to be asking questions that I have not found answers to.

Mike
Welcome, Mike!!
Where is S Fla did you live? There are quite a few of us down here.
I actually came from NJ, so I know where you are now, well... beautiful place.
I'm mid-build of the same size tank as you. Fingers crossed, it will ship Tuesday from Pa and take the long ride south to Florida.
Get a build thread going, so we can follow along.
Welcome to the group!
Michelle
 

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