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Hi everyone,

I live in the Seattle area; I am a realtor and mom of 7 kids who are mostly grown (my oldest is 31).
I used to keep a lot of freshwater aquariums in varying sizes up to 150 gallons and then decided to sell it all off and get into saltwater about 13 years ago. I kept saltwater tanks until about 2016 and have not had a tank set up since then.

After thinking about getting another tank for the past few years, I decided to finally do it and found an already established 20 gallon cube and stand with coral and anemone for $300 so I got it.

The tank I originally wanted ended up lowering in price because the seller is moving so I just picked it up and am starting to cycle it. The new one is a Red Sea 20 gallon cube, as well but with a white stand.

I'm trying to decide if I am going to keep both tanks and put the original one in my home office or just keep one.

Anyway, that is my intro. Thank you for reading if you made it this far
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