returning to hobby after long hiatus [Raleigh, NC]

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Good to see you getting your fins wet again, now kick them off and stay a while.
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Hi, I'm Magnus. I live in Raleigh, North Carolina [USA]. I also run a blog, an Instagram, and now even a YouTube under this same username for anyone who might be interested.

I think I killed my first fish when I was 5 years old, trying to do a water change the wrong way. But it seems that for most of my life, I've had freshwater and saltwater aquariums around me. I even worked in a pet shop for awhile and married one of my coworkers.

There was one particularly odd period of my hobby where my apartment was filled with tanks & pickle jars, all housing Hippocampus zosterae seahorses... with BBS being hatched out daily to feed the young.

The 2000's were rough years for a lot of people, and after a few bad years we took all of our tanks down, sold them off, and started trying to put our lives back together. We've definitely bounced back from all of that, and our kids have set up aquariums of their own.

Just this past weekend, I started cycling a 5 gallon nano reef in the kitchen.

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And now I'm looking at my little home office, scheming about setting up a rack of tanks. Cue "Hotel California".

Hey Magnus welcome back! I love the small tanks like that. Keep us posted on the progression of it!!
 

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