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[bluwinghawk]

hi all new to this whole thing online forum,
my setup isnt much now,
but i started out pretty good than it got way to confusing but i really injoyed the whole setup and building part
im going to do it again and im hoping being here will help make it a lil less confusing this time my 55g system is in a wall and the cabinet is being built around the wet/dry
location im looking to change 55 to 65g for the platform i built i think the lighting im going with is going to be 4 54w t5s once i figure out how to load pics i will post any help is welcomed
thanks hope this works lol

 

[Aquaph8]

Welcome 2 R2R

 

[bluwinghawk]

k will do and thanks

 

[btkrausen]

Welcome to R2R. You'll find this is the most friendly and helpful forum around. Please don't hesitate to post questions, pictures to just show off, or anything else to share with the community

 

[skinz78]

Welcome to Reef2Reef! If you have any questions please be sure to start a new thread in the New To Reefkeeping forum and post them up! You'll get more answers there.

If you haven't already done so be sure to get your entry in this months membership drive:

https://www.reef2reef.com/forums/r2r-giveaway-contest-forum/76289-reef2reef-jan-membership-drive-contest-join.html

 

[swannyson7]

Welcome to R2R!!

 

[Legion Aire]

One of the best things to remember being new to this hobby is that you will save far more money by taking your time and researching everything about what is interesting you at that moment. I cannot tell you how many reefers that thought they would save a buck by getting a piece of equipment or animal only to have to turn around and buy something else or worse yet have something die because you were unprepared, again and again. When it would have been far cheaper to have just spent the initial amount to start with. I learned this lesson well long ago, but it still creeps in all the time. I would rather miss a deal on something I did not fully understand than to save 50% on something I did not need or even worse something that did not fit my scheme and needed to be replaced.

Best of luck with this most addicting hobby.

 

[Troylee]

Welcome to r2r...1smile1

 

[revhtree Verified Admin]

Welcome to R2R! May I ask how you found us?

 

[jordan3548]

Just take your time and dont rush into expensive fish and corals right away. Alot of people rush and spend alot of money on stuff right away then it doesnt make it and they quit the hobby. Now that im a experienced reefer I can get away with stuff that "newbies" probably couldnt but knowledge comes with time. I started off with xenia and a frag of radioactive dragon eyes once i kept those alive I slowly moved on to bigger and better things

 

[bluwinghawk]

thanks

hi and thank you for the welcome im not sure how this whole forum thing works yet found theses reply from my e-mail lol
found r2r on facebook figured give it a shot i think i missed the contest date but thanks for the invite
and yes ive learn some sad and costly lessons but finding new creators is always exciting cure or not to cure is the ? :angel:
may find some bad guys but the mystrous ones are worth it and than the battle of the brisstle worm to keep or not keep i learned o lot from that one lol
so thank you all again and there are alot of amazing pics here to inspire me

 

[swannyson7]

I think i missed the contest date but thanks for the invite.

You missed the December membership drive, but here's a link for January's drawing.
https://www.reef2reef.com/forums/r2...f2reef-jan-membership-drive-contest-join.html

 

[JasonC]

Welcome !
You always have to start some where.

 

[bluwinghawk]

and this looks like a great place to start : )

 

[boxer]

welcome to R2R