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Cary Meredith
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You don't need to be a chemist
melypr1985
totally addicted
Welcome to R2R! I'll say that you don't need an advance chemistry degree to have a reef tank, only a basic knowledge of what your reef tank needs to thrive. I hate chemistry for the record 
dbl
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Welcome to R2R. No chemistry degree needed, but a lot a patience is required...lol. Take a look at the thread below and it may answer at least a few of your billion questions.
http://reef2reef.com/threads/the-supreme-guide-to-setting-up-a-saltwater-reef-aquarium.138750/
http://reef2reef.com/threads/the-supreme-guide-to-setting-up-a-saltwater-reef-aquarium.138750/
Frop
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It's not so bad. I would test my parameters in the beginning. Then after that I stopped for a few months (besides checking salinity). Only check if anything looks like it changed. I have a 10 gallon too. They say smaller is harder.
p.s. welcome to R2R!
4FordFamily
Tang, Angel, and Wrasse Nerd!
Welcome home, you will love it here!
Keep us posted on your progress!
Keep us posted on your progress!
Welcome.
Just like most hobbies there are different levels of demand. You can have fairly affordable beautiful tank containing soft corals and some commonly had large polyp corals.
Just like most hobbies there are different levels of demand. You can have fairly affordable beautiful tank containing soft corals and some commonly had large polyp corals.
Jason mack
Monti madness
Welcometoo the happy world of reefing!!!
