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I am a Marine Biologist with a bachelor's from Southampton College. I have work with aquaculture and aquaria for over 30 years in one form or another. I specialized in reef aquariums for the better part of those 30 years. I find that natures ways are the best way(in my opinion) and can even be more efficient than a lot of the high tech methods of dealing with problems in reef aquatopes.
 
hi welcome to the reef going to love it here!!
lots of fun/info/fun/help/fun....
ANOTHER.. "doc in the house" ...going to become popular rapidly :cool:
 
Welcome to R2R!!!

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I am a Marine Biologist with a bachelor's from Southampton College. I have work with aquaculture and aquaria for over 30 years in one form or another. I specialized in reef aquariums for the better part of those 30 years. I find that natures ways are the best way(in my opinion) and can even be more efficient than a lot of the high tech methods of dealing with problems in reef aquatopes.
I agree! Filter sock, skimmer, carx, live rock, and no chemicals is how I roll.
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Welcome to the R2R community !!
 
I am a Marine Biologist with a bachelor's from Southampton College. I have work with aquaculture and aquaria for over 30 years in one form or another. I specialized in reef aquariums for the better part of those 30 years. I find that natures ways are the best way(in my opinion) and can even be more efficient than a lot of the high tech methods of dealing with problems in reef aquatopes.
Welcome to R2R. I’m sure that people will enjoy having another specialist in the chats.
 

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