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I have kept aquariums and pond fish off and on for well over 40 yrs. Have always wanted a reef tank but was never quite ready to take the plunge. Thanks to a friend I now have a used but well retrofitted BioCube 29. Its been up and running for several months now.
I have ( and have ) some minor issues that mostly can be attributed with me being new.
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Welcome to R2R;)
 
Welcome to R2R! Glad your here
 
*Welcome to Reef2Reef @Uwharrie !* I hope you can figure out how to post up some pics.I use a portable device for all my post and it seems to do all the work for me. I just click the "upload a file" button to the lower right of the reply window.
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Welcome to the hobby and to R2R!! There is a button to the bottom right of your text box, directly to the right of "post reply" that says "Upload a File". Just press that button, find the photo you want to post and click on it. Then just click post and you're good to go!
 
Welcome! A good site to be on. Many experts on here.
 

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