120 Re-fire!

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Reef keeping with Military Precision!
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Well I figured I'd jump on here and post up some stuff. I'm not new to the hobby and have been doing this for about 12 years. During that time I've had to set up and tear down a couple of times due to moving. With that said it all started with a 72 gallon bow front tank I converted over from fresh. Long story short and 2 years later I upgraded to a 120 and all the goodies for it.

Had to tear it down and sold off a lot of my stuff so I could move. :(. Well now I'm in the process of putting it all back together again :).

So what I have is 120 gallon 48x24x24 tank, a 40 gallon breeder tank for a sump, Euro reef skimmer and 2 mag drive 9.5 pumps. Just cleaning everything with vinegar and water now . Making my laundry list of goodies... Ughhhh


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So I've been out of the loop for awhile and I'm sure I'll be asking questions as well as giving some answers as best I can. Thanks ahead of time for all your support and I appreciate everyone helping me along the way. As always I do pay it forward!
 
welcome to reef2reef!!!
 
Welcome to R2R
 
Hey man! Yup I've seen your post about "Master test kit"! Awaw 12 years that's good number you are pretty experienced and can help some of us who new in the hobby! I like your new tank and I like that you're making it yourself ;)))
 

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