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Hi everyone!

My original marine reef was a 55 gallon tank that I ran from 1992 to 2002. In 1996 I upgraded to a 180 gallon (while keeping the 55 running). I went through a divorce, had to sell the house, and shut down the tanks in 2002, and I've been out of the hobby for the last 18 years. A lot has changed since then, specially in the automation department.

I recently bought a new house, and finally have a long term place of my own where I can get back into reef keeping. I'm currently in the process of setting up a 420 gallon (72x42x32) peninsula reef tank. I've lurked these forums for a bit, but I figure that it was time for me to become active in here. Always willing to listen, take advice and critique.
welcome home, i am just another guest near the door, happy to have a place to be, shaking hands with others also just arriving
 
hi welcome back to the reef going to love it here!
lots of fun/info/fun/help/fun!!!
pics!!...we all love pics!!!!
def start a build thread,i am doing same 600 gal peninsula ,i'll watch you ,mine is going to be like the never ending story.LOL...happy reefing ,stay safe
 

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