150 overhaul and rebirth

Kruse47

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Hello all, new to the forum but not new to the lifestyle. After one and a half years of virtually no maintenance my 150 gallon is going to be redone. The tank surprisingly doesn't look horrible and there are a few soft corals that are doing pretty well as well as a damsel. Life got in the way and I have had to overcome some mental health issues but have found the fire and passion that once had for this hobby.
I started with moving things around behind the tank and placing a future QT/Hospital tank. I may not keep t there, i saw a setup where the tank was below the main tank with its own drain but was able to be filled off the main tank. I am planning on adding at least one more tank inline with the filtration, eventually. Anyways that's all i have for now. Happy to be here, and looking forward to posting more progress on this tank.

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Welcome to R2R! Thank you for sharing your tank with us. Some day I hope to have an in wall tank :)
@4FordFamily check out this tank!
 
That’s pretty awesome! Love the stone! Mine is crushed granite :)

Welcome home, you will love it here!
 

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