Drop off tanks

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Cool looking tank. Looks like a frag “dropped off”
 
Yeah I’ve had that happen before luckely I’m home enough to keep an eye out plus now I make sure it’s wedge in theee good or use a small bit of epoxy putty.
 
@Somuchflo99 how's the reef? Any chance we could get an update?
 
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sorry for the wait been busy as heck packing and work and school i have sold a few of my corals down to a minimum in here now with same fish everything is still thriving well im pretty much maintaining at this point i would like to get more coral but ill be moving from cali to oregon soon and am worried some things wont make it so im minimizing down to rock and fish and will transport everything in one day and re-up on coral when i het settled and everything balances out in oregon
 

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