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Hey everyone. Been away and got back with a tank set up earlier this year. Seems like a lot of great coral floating around. Really excited to continue to collect the classics and new releases.

Interesting to see the trend to running higher nitrates and the increased usage of bacteria and phyto. As well I am embracing the power of higher pH.

I will get an updated build thread out but wanted to say hi from Phoenix Arizona!

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Welcome to Reef2Reef!!!

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Hey everyone. Been away and got back with a tank set up earlier this year. Seems like a lot of great coral floating around. Really excited to continue to collect the classics and new releases.

Interesting to see the trend to running higher nitrates and the increased usage of bacteria and phyto. As well I am embracing the power of higher pH.

I will get an updated build thread out but wanted to say hi from Phoenix Arizona!

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Welcome! What is the blue coral in your second picture?
 

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