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Recently got into the saltwater hobby after having a few freshwater tanks for a couple of years.
About 4 months ago we purchased a 2 gal already established coral only (for the most part) tank. From there we started a 65 gal saltwater tank that cycled about 3 weeks ago!! We have a 29 gal sump that we made, and 90 pounds of live rock! We have slowly added our cleanup crew and a few lps corals and zoas. We have an actinic light, and are currently using a T5 standard until Christmas.

We are excited about the hobby and all the beautiful animals. We are also wanting to learn as much as possible so we can recreate these living creatures habitat, and give them a paradise! :wave:
 
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Welcome make sure to come check out the Middle Tennessee Reef Club here on R2R. We have lots of locals who love to help. We also have monthly meetings and this month we have some cool raffle prizes for paid members to win. Meeting is sat dec 15th more details on our boards.

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Hey welcome to R2R from a fellow Tennessean a few miles up the road. As others have said check out the Middle Tennessse Reef Club fourm on here there are alot of great people in and around our area that can answer most questions you have.
 
Welcome, Nashville has a great Reef Club with lot's of great members.
 
Hi there!! Welcome to R2R!!
 
Welcome! From Nashville as well, make sure your check out MTRC (Middle TN Reef Club) on this forum as others have stated. Great group of members there.
 

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