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Hello fellow reefers! I have been in the saltwater hobby off and on for 13 years, and freshwater 15 years prior to that. I served 25 years in the USCG so every 4 years I had to fold up shop and move to another state. I'm very excited to see the longterm growth of a reef. I just set up a 29 gallon all in one that I found on Craigslist and I'm stocking it with the $450 credit that I got from the LFS when I tore down my 210 reef two years ago. I plan on growing out some frags in the nano so I can cushion the expense of stocking the 210 again. I figure watching the nano will pacify me while I cycle the 210 and slowly add sea-life. Here are some pictures of the brand new 29 gallon that I bought off a guy who owned a fish store and has a storage full of new and used stuff. I'll post pictures of my Aqueon 210 build including DIY stand built in another thread.

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