180g Mixed Reef

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Hi All- After over 10yrs of soaking up knowledge from this forum I figured I should finally introduce myself. My name is Logan and I have a 180g mixed reef with a basement sump and three additional 75g frag tanks. I started with a 75g softy/leather tank back in 2014 and naturally migrated into SPS and LPS over the last 4-5yrs. Here are a few pictures after my 180g display reset in fall 2025, more current pictures to follow later. My kids decided to move their playroom into the display room before I finished the cabinet doors for the tank stand... I guess the finish woodwork will have to wait until the next tank build, I foresee a custom 7' peninsula build in the near future!

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Hi All- After over 10yrs of soaking up knowledge from this forum I figured I should finally introduce myself. My name is Logan and I have a 180g mixed reef with a basement sump and three additional 75g frag tanks. I started with a 75g softy/leather tank back in 2014 and naturally migrated into SPS and LPS over the last 4-5yrs. Here are a few pictures after my 180g display reset in fall 2025, more current pictures to follow later. My kids decided to move their playroom into the display room before I finished the cabinet doors for the tank stand... I guess the finish woodwork will have to wait until the next tank build, I foresee a custom 7' peninsula build in the near future!

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