Hello Everyone

Gman83 · Dec 31, 2023

Welcome!

Wrassenaround · Dec 31, 2023

Cichlid Dad · Dec 31, 2023

Let us know what part of the country your in, my help you get your livestock into the correct hands

Sparkee01 said:
Thank you so much! I live in Orange California. I am new to R2R and not sure where to post the pictures of the remaining coral I have.

I would look at OfferUp. Great place to sell. Talk with the local lfs, they my be interested or can point you to someone to help.

Buckster · Dec 31, 2023

Sorry to hear that you will be leaving the hobby. Wishing you the best of luck with your future endeavors!

FrugalReefer · Jan 1, 2024

Gumbies R Us · Jan 1, 2024

Welcome to Reef2Reef!

SPR1968 · Jan 1, 2024

Hi and welcome to Reef2Reef!

shakacuz · Jan 1, 2024

welcome aboard that r2r board!

Jimbhoy13 · Jan 1, 2024

Welcome to R2R. Happy New Year.

Pvtgloss · Jan 1, 2024

CoralB · Jan 1, 2024

Welcome !!

vetteguy53081 · Feb 9, 2024

ashtonnnnn · Feb 11, 2024

Sparkee01 said:
I've been a reefer for about 10 years. In the last 2 years I've been slowly down sizing from 200 gallon to 45 gallon. The downsizing helped me with keeping up with the maintenance. However, life is crazy busy all the time and I'm struggling to keep up. I was hoping to meet some great people to buy what coral I have left. This is a very sad day for me, but I want the coral and fish too go to the people who will enjoy them and take the best care of them.

Welcome from Sarasota, FL

Reef Devils · Feb 11, 2024

Sparkee01 said:
I've been a reefer for about 10 years. In the last 2 years I've been slowly down sizing from 200 gallon to 45 gallon. The downsizing helped me with keeping up with the maintenance. However, life is crazy busy all the time and I'm struggling to keep up. I was hoping to meet some great people to buy what coral I have left. This is a very sad day for me, but I want the coral and fish too go to the people who will enjoy them and take the best care of them.

Welcome

tharbin · Feb 11, 2024

Welcome to R2R, even if it is for a sad reason. Do yourself a favor and hold onto any equipment you have that you would use again if you were to set up a new tank. This hobby has a way of staying in your blood. I don't know how many times I got 100 percent out, usually due to a move, and 100 percent back in a few years later. Gets kind of expensive if you keep doing that plus there are a lot of books and magazines that I wish now I had held onto. Good luck and I can't wait to say 'Welcome Back' when you return.