Hello!

[JoshO]

Welcome to R2R! You'll find so many helpful people here that'll make setting up much easier!

 

[reef lover]

Welcome to r2r and the salt life!

 

[Chrisfish]

Welcome to R2R, you picked a great place.

 

[Gabriel Trifa]

Welcome to R2R!!!!!
Nice having you here!!

 

[samnaz]

Welcome to r2r! Always happy to see other ladies around these parts

 

[nickkohrn]

Welcome, Adrianna!

You came to a great place! It’s a good thing that you like to talk because that’s what we are here for.

Don’t forget to start a build thread so we can follow along with your journey.

 

[Ruben's Reef]

!!! Welcome to R2R Adrianna !!!

 

[Mhart032]

Welcome to the club!

 

[AcroNem]

Welcome! This is a great place to learn, happy to have you here

 

[BeejReef]

Welcome to you and your beau

Nursing school is probably a great education for reefing.. Thankfully, no drams, but plenty of other units of measurement you've just memorized and some lovely titrations

Try to sneak home an autoclave for your hanna phosphate vials! They're a pain

 

[AllSignsPointToFish]

Welcome to the lagoon, Adrianna!

 

[Adrianna]

Welcome to R2R!!!

Thank you!

 

[Adrianna]

Welcome to you and your beau

Nursing school is probably a great education for reefing.. Thankfully, no drams, but plenty of other units of measurement you've just memorized and some lovely titrations

Try to sneak home an autoclave for your hanna phosphate vials! They're a pain

Yes, thank you! It will be nice to come home after a long 12-hr shift and just look at the fish and coral!

 

[Adrianna]

Welcome to the lagoon, Adrianna!

Thank you!

 

[dbl]

Welcome to R2R and your new reefing family.

 

[Adrianna]

hi welcome to the reef going to love it here!
lots of fun/info/fun/help/fun!!!
pics!!...we all love pics!!!!

Thank you! I'll have to post on pictures of my current fish on my page!

 

[Adrianna]

Welcome to R2R and your new reefing family.

Thank you for having me!

 

[Adrianna]

Welcome to R2R!!!

Thank you!

 

[SeaSickness]

Welcome to R2R! We're glad that you joined our community.

 

[Adrianna]

Welcome to R2R Adriana! I think the tank size depends on the livestock you're wanting. Tangs should be in a bigger tank, whereas clowns and other smaller fish do great in smaller tanks. I wouldn't recommend the standard 55 gallon, just because there isn't very much width to play with. Pretty much ANY other tank size works out better, just my opinion though. Start deciding now what equipment and salt you'd like to use. Salt is a neverending expense, and depending on the size tank you decide on, could run over 100 dollars a month.

Thanks for that information. I didn't know salt would cost that much and I'm sure to start-up the tank will be a pretty penny too. I do want a lot of different fish and a lot of room in my tank. I watch Tanked a lot, so I dream big My boyfriend and I have a ranch style house with a finished basement, so we are thinking the basement would be the best place for us to put our tank. Even though it's finished, there is a big space that has no furniture yet and it's right when you walk down the stairs. I think it would be nice for use to have a TV/game area with the tank next to it against the wall.