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Hello!
I am new to reef tanks. I hae a little 29 Gallon with a couple of softies in it. It is safe to say I am now a reef addict. Instead of spending more money on my aging, hand me down system I decided to buy a little bigger and bought a 75 gallon tank with a 40 gallon sump that I am just in the early stages of getting set up. I'm really excited for my first order of equipment to come in for my new setup! Besides aquariums, I also love horseback riding, particularly the sport of reining! Glad to be a part of this site and gain some more knowledge!
 
Welcome aboard! Be sure to start a build thread for your new tank, and of course post lots of pictures.
 
Welcome! We are glad to have you! Looking forward to seeing your setup. I currently am running a 75 display as well!
 
Welcome!!

I have a 29 with a few softies in it too. Its always nice to see others with 29g tanks. I'm really thinking I need to upgrade to a 90 and combine my 29 and 40 together. Two tanks is kinda tough to mess with lol
 
Welcome! :D
 
Welcome to R2R!
 
*Welcome to Reef2Reef!* Best of luck with your new system!
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