Building and keeping two AIO tanks

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I recently joined and wanted to share what I’ve got so far. I have purchased a couple of tanks from my local marketplace and my 14 gallon that I’ll share first was mostly setup the way it is currently so I can take much credit. We tore it down, moved it a couple of hours and sent all back up and has been running a few weeks.

It came with low salinity and low calcium but that is on the right track, now fighting a bit of aptasia.

I currently have a set of clowns, orchid dottyback and a filefish in there now.
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Also adding a post for my 47 gallon lagoon. Moved things over from my fluval and will add more photos once things are settled.
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