New to reef 2 reef

[Coreys reef adventure]

Hey guys, I’m new to reef 2 reef and also new to reefing. I’ve had fish tanks almost my whole life, I just moved to salt water, I have a 13.5 gallon and a 120 gallon I started to cycle today

 

[fishface NJ]

Welcome to R2R!

 

[mike werner]

Welcome

 

[Crabs McJones]

Welcome to R2R

 

[ccombs]

Welcome! It is quite odd to see someone new to salt do a 13.5 AND 120, what are your plans with them??

 

[jsker]

Welcome to R2R and reefing :)

Congratulation on the 120!!

 

[Coreys reef adventure]

Welcome! It is quite odd to see someone new to salt do a 13.5 AND 120, what are your plans with them??

I plan on having the 120 as my display tank, and my little 13.5 is going to be my propagation tank. I want to learn how to propagate zoas.

 

[Fred2482]

Welcome!

 

[Coreys reef adventure]

I plan on having the 120 as my display tank, and my little 13.5 is going to be my propagation tank. I want to learn how to propagate zoas.

I made the stand myself, I did the plumbing myself..

 

[fishguy242]

hi welcome to the reef going to love it here!!
lots of fun/info/fun/help/fun....
pics!!!..we all love pics.. :)

 

[146914]

Hey guys, I’m new to reef 2 reef and also new to reefing. I’ve had fish tanks almost my whole life, I just moved to salt water, I have a 13.5 gallon and a 120 gallon I started to cycle today

Welcome to R2R!

 

[Daniel92481]

Welcome to R2R! :)

 

[Anchor]

Glad to have you here at Reef2Reef. I like that you are starting with a bigger tank... will help you especially in the short term. You will still get Uglies.. or should anyway.. but that volume should help with stability if problems arise.

 

[Billldg]

Welcome to R2R!!!

 

[mcshams]

Welcome. Glad you're in the club. This group of people are awesome and helpful. Looking forward to pics.

 

[Coreys reef adventure]

Welcome. Glad you're in the club. This group of people are awesome and helpful. Looking forward to pics.

 

[Peace River]

Welcome to R2R!!!

 

[Coreys reef adventure]

Glad to have you here at Reef2Reef. I like that you are starting with a bigger tank... will help you especially in the short term. You will still get Uglies.. or should anyway.. but that volume should help with stability if problems arise.

Thanks I appreciate any help I can get

 

[sse1990]

Welcome!!!

 

[Cjud7982]

Welcome to the board!!!

Don't hesitate to ask questions, we all run into trouble or have questions eventually. And odds are someone here has had the same issue. We are all here to help and spread out passion of the hobby. The search function is the key to many of you questions to come.

Good luck with the tanks, the 120 is a great size, I recommend 75 to 120 4ft tanks to most beginners because of the extra water and it's super manageable.