Greeting from Las Vegas

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And thank you for your service.
 
Welcome home, you will love it here!

Let’s see your current tank, and keep us updated on the new one with lots of pics! :)
 
Welcome. I love Vegas. Grandma live there in 70’s. Back when the old strip was hopping. Loved visiting. She alway take me to circus circus. Me and he wife went yearly before the kid. Incredible how it’s grown.

Anyway welcome and if you could put a sawbuck on 23 that would be great.

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I here is a pic or two from my iPad. It is lightly stocked, I didn’t want to put a lot into it, knowing I would move. I am having small algae outbreak in the sand after the move. Now I know the tank is two small for the yellow tang, but it needed a home. The max 170 cabinet is small, so I had one built to house the equipment

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Red Sea systems are some of the best !!

 

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