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I look forward to learning from this group. I kept freshwater and saltwater tanks as a teenager and young adult, around 25 years ago. A little over a year ago, I decided to test my interest in it again. I bought a biocube. I have been using this to see what I like, if/how I wanted to pursue it further and what I wanted in a tank going forward. A lot has evolved in the hobby and have really enjoyed it. I am now preparing for a larger tank, either 60 or 65 gallon. I am building a stand which will suit my needs best, but also be ok just in case I ever want to go bigger.

I also have a really cool 5 gallon anemone & soft coral tank at work.

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Welcome to your new home for saltwater reef aquarium resources and fun! Welcome to the family! :D
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I look forward to learning from this group. I kept freshwater and saltwater tanks as a teenager and young adult, around 25 years ago. A little over a year ago, I decided to test my interest in it again. I bought a biocube. I have been using this to see what I like, if/how I wanted to pursue it further and what I wanted in a tank going forward. A lot has evolved in the hobby and have really enjoyed it. I am now preparing for a larger tank, either 60 or 65 gallon. I am building a stand which will suit my needs best, but also be ok just in case I ever want to go bigger.

I also have a really cool 5 gallon anemone & soft coral tank at work.

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Welcome to R2R! Happy to have you here! Nice looking tanks
 
I look forward to learning from this group. I kept freshwater and saltwater tanks as a teenager and young adult, around 25 years ago. A little over a year ago, I decided to test my interest in it again. I bought a biocube. I have been using this to see what I like, if/how I wanted to pursue it further and what I wanted in a tank going forward. A lot has evolved in the hobby and have really enjoyed it. I am now preparing for a larger tank, either 60 or 65 gallon. I am building a stand which will suit my needs best, but also be ok just in case I ever want to go bigger.

I also have a really cool 5 gallon anemone & soft coral tank at work.

IMG_1378.jpeg IMG_1383.jpeg IMG_0378.jpeg IMG_1343.jpeg IMG_1344.jpeg
Welcome to Reef2Reef!
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