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Lucas Savioli

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Hello!
I've just subscribed to the reef2reef as a beginner in saltwater aquariums, starting with a nano/pico in this realm.
I've had many freshwater tanks a good portion of my life, with a plethora of different fish and tank sizes, since i've started a new college course in veterinary medicine my interest in aquarium has 'reborn'.

Lucas.
 
Welcome to your new home for saltwater reef aquarium resources and fun! Welcome to the family! :D
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Hello!
I've just subscribed to the reef2reef as a beginner in saltwater aquariums, starting with a nano/pico in this realm.
I've had many freshwater tanks a good portion of my life, with a plethora of different fish and tank sizes, since i've started a new college course in veterinary medicine my interest in aquarium has 'reborn'.

Lucas.
Welcome to R2R!!!! You have chosen a tank size that is a higher difficulty level. Once you get that down, any larger tank you go for will seem easy-peasy!!!!
 
Welcome to R2R!!!! You have chosen a tank size that is a higher difficulty level. Once you get that down, any larger tank you go for will seem easy-peasy!!!!
Hello, thanks!
Yes, but the size wasn't a totally free choice as my apartment has restrictions on weight per square meter and space is limited. I understand that will be more difficult but I hope that a rigorous control and care will make it 'easier' or, better, manageable.
The tank is a cube, 30x30x30cm (roughly 12 inches), which holds 27 litres of water (~7 US gallons), net being around 23,5 litres (~6,2 US gallons).
 

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