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Hello and welcome to R2R!
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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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Hi I'm new to the group and a definite aquarium Junkie. I have several African cichlid tanks and have a relatively new nano reef tank. I have come to this site several times for advice already but decided I better join. Super excited to be here and looking forward to all of your great posts

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Welcome

Gorgeous photo!! Glad you joined
 
Hi I'm new to the group and a definite aquarium Junkie. I have several African cichlid tanks and have a relatively new nano reef tank. I have come to this site several times for advice already but decided I better join. Super excited to be here and looking forward to all of your great posts

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Welcome to R2R. I can see you have like reef already. Keep up and start a build tread too
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Hi I'm new to the group and a definite aquarium Junkie. I have several African cichlid tanks and have a relatively new nano reef tank. I have come to this site several times for advice already but decided I better join. Super excited to be here and looking forward to all of your great posts

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There was a great tip shared here on R2R recently on how to keep your pulsing Xenia in check.
By wrapping a rubber band around a metal/aluminum, reusable straw, you create a gasket that will plug into your water change hose. So, as you do your water change with it, you can scrape the encroaching Xenia off the rock with the metal/aluminum straw, suck them up as you go, and keep it contained to the area you want. That way, it won’t take over the whole tank.
 

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