Old salt, new to r2r

Hello all!

Robert here. Been enjoying the hobby since I was 6. Started with a beta but when I discovered the world of reefs at 10 had to have one. Went from a 29 gallon all fish to a 75 gallon reef with a few zoas and anemones. i learned real quick how fragile of an eco system saltwater reefs are! Left the hobby for a few years and got the bug again. Currently just a little JBJ 24 to quarrel my spending but have plans and parts coming for a 425XL. This place has been a wealth of knowledge especially since things have changed over the years! My gosh technology is crazy! Bio balls and a refugium were state of the art,... (I talk old but only 40) Anyway, I look forward to becoming an active member of this great community. I will post pics and ask questions as soon as my build gets off the ground. Should only be a few more weeks! Thank you all for the ideas already!
Welcome to R2R Robert. Welcome back to reefing.
 
Welcome back Robert

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hi welcome to the reef going to love it here!!
lots of fun/info/fun/help/fun....
 

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