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Jerry Ebner

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So I've been around aquariums, don't know it all and surely don't know it all about saltwater. Only 6months in on my first Saltwater tank and a Fish only tank is going well. So good I decided to get a second tank. Both Nanos. One is 32 gallons with the sump and the other is an innovative Marine 20-gallon Nuvo Fusion Penisula. My 32 gallon I want to venture into some softie frags soon and my 20-gallon tank is into cycle mode. Being I want to start a new tank I am also doing the quarantine route on it with fish and corals when I do stock that tank. Well, that's me.
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