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Howdy! After 15 years of African Cichlids, Beta fish, and plants, I’m finally back to Reef! Previously I challenged myself with a 15 gallon Eclipse with soft corals, loads of live rock and sand, crustaceans, and small fish. It did so well that when I moved from FL I donated it to the learning center at nearby wildlife park. But honestly, I missed it. I’ve recently refurbished a 140 gallon and plan on live rock, soft corals, possibly LPS, crustaceans, small to midsized fish, and possibly starfish and seahorses (keeping compatible tank mates in mind).
 
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SeaJay83 said:
Howdy! After 15 years of African Cichlids, Beta fish, and plants, I’m finally back to Reef! Previously I challenged myself with a 15 gallon Eclipse with soft corals, loads of live rock and sand, crustaceans, and small fish. It did so well that when I moved from FL I donated it to the learning center at nearby wildlife park. But honestly, I missed it. I’ve recently refurbished a 140 gallon and plan on live rock, soft corals, possibly LPS, crustaceans, small to midsized fish, and possibly starfish and seahorses (keeping compatible tank mates in mind).
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Welcome!

Look forward to hearing about your upcoming successes, too! Future pictures would be awesome
 
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SeaJay83 said:
Howdy! After 15 years of African Cichlids, Beta fish, and plants, I’m finally back to Reef! Previously I challenged myself with a 15 gallon Eclipse with soft corals, loads of live rock and sand, crustaceans, and small fish. It did so well that when I moved from FL I donated it to the learning center at nearby wildlife park. But honestly, I missed it. I’ve recently refurbished a 140 gallon and plan on live rock, soft corals, possibly LPS, crustaceans, small to midsized fish, and possibly starfish and seahorses (keeping compatible tank mates in mind).
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Welcome back and welcome to R2R
 
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