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    Default So we took the plunge

    So after years of talking about it, we decided to get a marine tank.
    So much to consider, so many options, so many opinions.
    We went to the LFS and looked around and talked to the folks there. No pressure, just good info.
    We ended up purchasing a fully functioning display nano, thinking we would see if we liked the reality of day to day reef keeping vs. the dream.
    If we can keep this nano alive for 6 months, a large tank is in our future, but for now we need to learn the basics without doing too much damage to other living creatures.

    It didn't start well, losing a clown fish on the first night. We still aren't sure what ate it.
    4 days later an anemone died. I hadn't even been able to identify it yet.
    So, back to LFS and met the person who 'buillt' the reef and she helped us identify all the livestock and gave us newbie pointers. No losses since then.
    Hoping this becomes a successful venture, because it's sure a lot of fun to watch!

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