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I all, my name Is Craig Lalonde and I live In Louisiana. I am new to the hobby and been looking here for great Info on starting a salt water aquarium. I haven't started one yet, been doing lots of research and gathering info to help me succeed the first time. I just joined the forum and glad to find out so much information from all you guys. I am glad I joind so I can gather more info before I start. I'm thinking of starting with a 20 gal. to start then upgrade to a 75 gal. after I mastered what I need to do. Any and all help and info would be greatly apprecieated.

Thank you very much
Craig Lalonde
 
Welcome, You can find any information on the hobby here. Take your time ... Don't rush.
Patience pays in the end.
Good Luck
Jerry
 
Welcome to R2R! Great advice above. You're doing the right thing by researching a lot in the beginning. It will save you a lot of headaches down the road. Best of luck!
 
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*Welcome to Reef2Reef,Craig!* I would recommend jumping right in with the 75 gallon if possible.The larger volume of water will be easier to maintain than a smaller tank.

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Welcome to Reef2Reef. Lots of helpful info and people here on R2R.
Remember to start a tank thread in the members tank section when you get your tank going, We would love to see your tank. Member Tanks
Be sure and enter the free contest/giveaways our sponsors support. R2R Giveaway and Contest Forum
We also have a great monthly photo contest in the Photography section. Photography Forum

Be sure and visit often and post even more.

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