Biocube 29 build

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Tank looks amazing, sorry to hear about the losses . Hit me up when the 40 is ready and I'll gladly ship you a nice big chunk for Jedi Mindtrick!!

Thank you and thank you! Your too kind and and too generous. I’m not sure yet on everything I want as far as corals. I’m thinking right now I want some more LPS. A torch, a gorgonian and some more colorful zoas and plays. I still love my sps, but a local reefer I just visited has an absolutely breath taking mixed/LPS dominate 40 breeder. So I’m thinking about steering a bit more that direction.

 

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A couple more pics

 

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A pic from tonight.

 

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The biocube is slowly being torn down and moved over to my 40. I’m waiting to give some big chunks of my corals two a few local reef buddies, then I will move some big chunks of the pearl berry and green tort to the breeder. Then I will sell the rest if I can. Another month or two I’m thinking before I shut it down and bring over the apex and lights to the breeder.

 

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Well I suppose this is it for this thread. Everything has been moved or sold. Water is drained and sand thrown out. It’s bitter sweet. This tank has been a focal point of mine for the past three years. My family and I had become very attached to it. I learned everything I know so far about this hobby from this tank. Most of it, except the base rock because of hydroids, is now in my 40 breeder. All fish, snails, hermits and all the corals that I wanted to keep have been moved. On to the next chapter.
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Thanks for following along!
The link for my new 40 breeder build is

Build Thread - Jake’s 40 Gal. To Freedom (mixed 40 breeder build)

So I’m finally starting a thread about a project I have been slowly (painfully slowly) working on for the past 2 years. My wife and I have twin 9 year olds, so they are the priority to our time and budget. The good thing though, its forced me to move slow and methodical. Saving and scrounging...

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