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I was out of the hobby for a couple of years and re-started a reef tank recently. The thing I miss most is the diversity of critters from my old setup. My old tank had live rock that had been cured for 10+ years with all kinds of creatures. Right now, I've got some micro brittle stars, a number of pods, etc.

I really miss all the feather dusters, pineapple sponges, barnacles, etc, and yes... bristle worms. Is there anyone out there still with a very mature system that would be willing to help me seed my tank? Yes, I understand this comes with risks, etc. I'd like to think that with my years of reefkeeping experience, I know what to look out for as well.

I'm also looking for frags. This will primarily be a softie/LPS tank; don't have much interest in SPS but I may keep a few pieces in the tank at some point.

Thank you in advance!

I am located in Coventry and work in Glastonbury. I'll be at the FFM as well.

-Mike
 

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