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Welcome to R2R!!!

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Hello everyone. I am new to the group. I have been reading some of the threads and wanted to join. Not sure how much I can contribute, I have had tanks for many years. Took a break while our kids were small and just recently got back into it. Man a lot has changed. My last reef tank had Fiji live rock that I had flown in and picked up at the airport. Here is a picture of my 120 gallon reef today.

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Welcome to R2R and Happy Reefing
 
Nice looking tank!!

Welcome to the reef. I discovered this forum as it seemed to always come up when I googled a question. Finally joined, then chose to become a supporting member and later a partner member to keep the forum available for others to come. My wife @Ocean_Queenie and I started culturing copepods and phytoplankton eventually selling some on here as a hobbyist. Eventually we decided to try to make a career out of it so we are now sponsors as well. I love the Reef2 Reef community here and the wealth of knowledge. Thanks for joining us.
 
Welcome to your new home for saltwater reef aquarium resources and fun! Welcome to the family! :D
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My last reef tank had Fiji live rock that I had flown in and picked up at the airport.
Those were the days...

Welcome to R2R!

In general things are easier and better understood today but I do miss the variety of live rock that was available, although I don't miss the smell of the boxes when I opened them...

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BTW, nice looking tank!
 
Hello everyone. I am new to the group. I have been reading some of the threads and wanted to join. Not sure how much I can contribute, I have had tanks for many years. Took a break while our kids were small and just recently got back into it. Man a lot has changed. My last reef tank had Fiji live rock that I had flown in and picked up at the airport. Here is a picture of my 120 gallon reef today.

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Welcome from Sarasota, FL
 

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