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this is my first saltwater tank. Transitioning from freshwater care to saltwater. Any advice or tips would be greatly appreciated will post with updates and pictures as tank progresses.
 
Welcome to R2R :)
 
this is my first saltwater tank. Transitioning from freshwater care to saltwater. Any advice or tips would be greatly appreciated will post with updates and pictures as tank progresses.
Welcome to R2R! Definitely don't be afraid to ask questions, were all here to help :) there are no dumb questions. First thing to do would be to start creating an equipment list of stuff you already have and stuff you need to get. Tank, plumbing, lighting, filtration, reactors, skimmers ect...
And give this thread a good read through if you already haven't :)
https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/the-supreme-guide-to-setting-up-a-saltwater-reef-aquarium.138750/
 
Welcome to the salty side of fish care! Check out BRS 52-weeks saltwater videos. Also, we are here for you for any questions regarding anything.
 

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