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Being honest, I'm one who has always thought of doing water testing, water changes, etc. as chores vs liking to tinker as some do. Over the years have had a battle keeping water quality good enough for even moderately difficult corals and never been able to have fish I really wanted. I just can't justify another few hundred $ for Apex or other automated equipment & not a tech geek. So, I decided why fight it? I'm going to focus more on fish & not have to worry if they might nip on corals. I have a few softies/LPS left in my 240g. A new phase. Anyone else doing the same?
 
I see no problem with keeping the softies. You could totally do a mostly FOWLR tank while still keeping some of the very easy corals. Which species do you intend to get for your FOWLR?
 
Agree 100%, i went full on reef with 3 tanks for years. Thousands of dollars, hanna testers, dosing, fragging for friends. Just lost it's luster, what a pita. How much fun is a 240g fowlr; triggers, large angels, puffers.
 

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