65 Gallon Tear Down and Rebuild

Finally got around to cleaning out the overflow in the main tank.

Vermatid Snails anyone? There have to be hundreds close to thousand right here.

Just another reason the tank got a start over. Now that I know I can keep them in check. Thankfully I never noticed any problems with them affecting the corals.
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The table has been painted and the surrounding floor and area has been cleaned properly.
Shelves and remaining equipment have been removed. It took longer than expected but its done.


I got sucked into looking for a replacement option for my Digital Aquatics Reefkeeper temperature probe. I was hoping that the APEX probe would work in the SLX module, but it doesn't look like thats an option. So I will be purchasing an APEX EL. I was torn between that and an APEX JR but decided that the JR being discontinued eventually is problematic for me. So Ill be diving into the APEX world in a few months. Im excited but dont like the price point. Its a little steep for me, but necessary in the end.
 

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