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hi welcome to the reef going to love it here!!
lots of fun/info/fun/help/fun.. :)
 
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Hi,

Nice to be back In Alabama, I'm originally from Moulton and living in Hartselle. I've always had reef tanks throughout my Army Career. The only downside is we would move about every 2 to 3 years and I would just donate what every tank I had to someone in the local reef community. Now I'm on my last assignment in the Army and retiring in my current house. So I'm going to be able to slowly figure out what type and how many tanks to have.

Thanks for the add
Hah welcome to Reef 2 Reef! I know moving tanks is pretty tricky but I know it is possible! Let us know if we can help!!
 
Hi,

Nice to be back In Alabama, I'm originally from Moulton and living in Hartselle. I've always had reef tanks throughout my Army Career. The only downside is we would move about every 2 to 3 years and I would just donate what every tank I had to someone in the local reef community. Now I'm on my last assignment in the Army and retiring in my current house. So I'm going to be able to slowly figure out what type and how many tanks to have.

Thanks for the add
Welcome and thank you for your service! Now you will be able to do LONG term planning! Happy retirement!
 

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