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Hi!

I'm just starting out in salt water, been doing fresh water for a little while. I have a 125 gallon discus tank, use RODI water (which I then remineralize), and figured I'd just go for it and try a salt tank.

So I got a 75 gallon with a 30 gallon sump, some decent lights and rock work, and am well into the cycle at this point.

Very excited! Nice to meet you all.
 
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Hi!

I'm just starting out in salt water, been doing fresh water for a little while. I have a 125 gallon discus tank, use RODI water (which I then remineralize), and figured I'd just go for it and try a salt tank.

So I got a 75 gallon with a 30 gallon sump, some decent lights and rock work, and am well into the cycle at this point.

Very excited! Nice to meet you all.
Welcome!

Looking forward to hearing about your salty successes!
 

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