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Hi! I've been watching R2R for a little while, and set up my account here a couple months ago.

My tank is 90 gallons, mixed reef, and currently in its 3rd iteration since first being started 8 years ago.

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I'm in the process of installing a new sump (current sump is under the tank, and I'm getting tired of trying to do maintenance with little or no access...) and have found lots of great ideas in here about plumbing, refugiums, and controller boards. Looking forward to finishing the project, and more ideas and interactions with the community!
 
Welcome to your new home for saltwater reef aquarium resources and fun! Welcome to the family! :D
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Welcome! Don't forget to start your tank thread! Link in my signature :slightly-smiling-face:
 
Hi! I've been watching R2R for a little while, and set up my account here a couple months ago.

My tank is 90 gallons, mixed reef, and currently in its 3rd iteration since first being started 8 years ago.

IMG_9032.jpeg
I'm in the process of installing a new sump (current sump is under the tank, and I'm getting tired of trying to do maintenance with little or no access...) and have found lots of great ideas in here about plumbing, refugiums, and controller boards. Looking forward to finishing the project, and more ideas and interactions with the community!
Welcome to Reef2Reef! Did this as a "formal intro" as well
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3 iterations is pretty normal,

I got over 100 fails, so there!!! WeLCOME :zany-face:
How true! I'm not counting the mini, minor, and major crashes - just the tear-it-down-and-start-agains! Almost didn't come back from the 2nd one a year ago, glad I was convinced to give it another go!
 
Welcome to Reef2Reef!

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