125 build on a long and bumpy road

Casper here. Looks really good. Love those goats. :)
 
Alas, I had to tear this tank down because we are selling our house to buy more acreage to do the farm thing full time and will be living in a trailer while we build our dream house. My desire to keep giant tanks will be taken into account.

My little 5 gallon can probably stay. The 125 gallon is going to a tank sitter for an undetermined amount of time. He’s never had a saltwater tank before so I’ll help him get going/addicted. The clownfish, yellowtail damsels, and an engineer goby are living in quarantine until it’s cycled again.
 

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HOW MUCH DOES A FISH’S FEEDING REQUIREMENTS AFFECT YOUR STOCKING DECISIONS?

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