Reborn Noob...

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Hi Everyone,

As the title says....I'm a "reborn noob".

Had a few tanks years and years ago, freshwater and marine. Back in the day when T5's where all the rage and that if your skimmer could physically fit in your sump.....then it still wasn't big enough haha.

But I'm finally giving in and getting my feet wet again after being out of the hobby for so many years, and here in lies the problem as so much has changed over the years that i will have to relearn allot again. But I'm looking forward to it, and by the looks of things I'm at the right place with help and advice from R2R.

Greetings from South Africa
 
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Hi Everyone,

As the title says....I'm a "reborn noob".

Had a few tanks years and years ago, freshwater and marine. Back in the day when T5's where all the rage and that if your skimmer could physically fit in your sump.....then it still wasn't big enough haha.

But I'm finally giving in and getting my feet wet again after being out of the hobby for so many years, and here in lies the problem as so much has changed over the years that i will have to relearn allot again. But I'm looking forward to it, and by the looks of things I'm at the right place with help and advice from R2R.

Greetings from South Africa
Welcome!

Glad you joined. Everything you knew before still applies, so don't let all the new info deter you. This is a good article, since books are also things of past:
https://www.reef2reef.com/ams/the-supreme-guide-to-setting-up-a-saltwater-reef-aquarium.84/
 

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