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Hey everyone,

My name is Kyle! So I am new to the hobby like super new haha I am still in the research phase gathering as much knowledge as I can and deciding what equipment I would like to use. I am going to start my first ever cycle this weekend so hopefully with the research I have done it goes well. I am a reptile breeder and I got a 29 gallon Biocube in a trade so that is the tank I will be starting with. So I just wanted to introduce myself becuase I know i will have many questions in the future!
 
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Hey everyone,

My name is Kyle! So I am new to the hobby like super new haha I am still in the research phase gathering as much knowledge as I can and deciding what equipment I would like to use. I am going to start my first ever cycle this weekend so hopefully with the research I have done it goes well. I am a reptile breeder and I got a 29 gallon Biocube in a trade so that is the tank I will be starting with. So I just wanted to introduce myself becuase I know i will have many questions in the future!
Hey neonnomad,
Thanks for joining.
We have a bearded dragon, such a friendly animal.
Good luck with the cycle, keep us informed.
 
Patience is key!!! Get it all up and running without any fish and let it go. Put some cycle kick start and let the cycle happen. Do a ton of research on fish (if you want fish only or reef tank) research coral needs (some demand more than others) and be prepared cuz this hobby can be expensive. The greatest thing is asking questions is free though. We are here if ya need anything
 
hi welcome to the reef going to love it here!!
lots of fun/info/fun/help/fun...
 

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