New to reef2reef, getting new tank

Humanzee1966

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Hi reefers,
I'm new to reef2reef and excited to learn from the community and be a part of things. I've had many reef tanks, used to work at a salt-water LFS (Mark's Tropical Fish in Studio City, CA), and even did service in Los Angeles for a while, but I've been out of the hobby for 15 years. I'm excited to be getting back into it, lots has changed, and a Waterbox 60.2 is on its way to me now. Looking forward to connecting with folks!
 
Welcome to Reef2Reef and welcome back to the reef space!!!

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Welcome! Excited for you! Hope that you start a build thread and share the progression of your new system.
 
Hi reefers,
I'm new to reef2reef and excited to learn from the community and be a part of things. I've had many reef tanks, used to work at a salt-water LFS (Mark's Tropical Fish in Studio City, CA), and even did service in Los Angeles for a while, but I've been out of the hobby for 15 years. I'm excited to be getting back into it, lots has changed, and a Waterbox 60.2 is on its way to me now. Looking forward to connecting with folks!
Hey humanzee, where have you been?
We need your expertise here.
Welcome and add to the discussions
 

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