Newbie from Kentucky

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Hi all I'm from Central Kentucky and I'm planning on getting into a saltwater hobby. I am in the planning stages of my tank. I don't even have a tank yet. I flirted with the idea of a Nano tank but I want more livestock than a small tank can support. I know I want live rock. I want some invertebrates and of course some eye popping fish.
Hello and welcome!
 
Hi all I'm from Central Kentucky and I'm planning on getting into a saltwater hobby. I am in the planning stages of my tank. I don't even have a tank yet. I flirted with the idea of a Nano tank but I want more livestock than a small tank can support. I know I want live rock. I want some invertebrates and of course some eye popping fish.
Welcome young man.
 
Little late but welcome. Im in Georgetown and know alot of the locals around here. If you decide you want some advice or would maybe like to trade coral hit me up. I can recommend a biocube 32 as a good medium sized beginner tank. Mine is FULL of coral and everything is doing fine even though the tank is smaller.
 

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