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I’ve been out of the hobby for almost 15 years and am excited to get back into it. Previously kept a 20 galling mixed reef that transitioned into a 75 gallon. Ran it for a few years before moving forced me to downsize to a ten gallon. Unfortunately I had a heater go bad and the tank was wiped. Looking forward to catching up on 15 years of innovation and knowledge!
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I’ve been out of the hobby for almost 15 years and am excited to get back into it. Previously kept a 20 galling mixed reef that transitioned into a 75 gallon. Ran it for a few years before moving forced me to downsize to a ten gallon. Unfortunately I had a heater go bad and the tank was wiped. Looking forward to catching up on 15 years of innovation and knowledge!
Welcome! Glad you joined. People are talking about inkbird product that monitors tank heat to help prevent what happened to your old tank (sorry for your losses). Pleased you have lots of BBA - Bounce Back Ability!

This is a great reference book type article I still refer:
https://www.reef2reef.com/ams/the-supreme-guide-to-setting-up-a-saltwater-reef-aquarium.84/
 
I’ve been out of the hobby for almost 15 years and am excited to get back into it. Previously kept a 20 galling mixed reef that transitioned into a 75 gallon. Ran it for a few years before moving forced me to downsize to a ten gallon. Unfortunately I had a heater go bad and the tank was wiped. Looking forward to catching up on 15 years of innovation and knowledge!
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I’ve been out of the hobby for almost 15 years and am excited to get back into it. ... Unfortunately I had a heater go bad and the tank was wiped. Looking forward to catching up on 15 years of innovation and knowledge!

Welcome to R2R, and welcome back to reefing !

Sorry, to hear of the heater induced tank crash. Heater failure is one thing I fear. Currently, we use an Inkbird controller as one method to block a melt down.

Looking forward to your success in 2022,
Jim
 

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