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Hello! I'm new to Reef2Reef and come from NW Vermont. I am coming back to the hobby after about 10 years. I have a 10 gal that I want to see what I can do with. I know it won't be too much but I'd like a low key start.
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Hello! I'm new to Reef2Reef and come from NW Vermont. I am coming back to the hobby after about 10 years. I have a 10 gal that I want to see what I can do with. I know it won't be too much but I'd like a low key start.
Welcome fellow new Englander!
 
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I need to get rid of a few BTAs from my tank as starting to take over. If anyone local (near Essex VT) would like some, let me know. Not sure how difficult it will be to remove them. All seem healthy, and have been the tank for almost 2 years. The original rbta was from Cultivated Reef and Pacific East.

Thanks much.
 

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