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My name is Debbie and I'm happy to be a part of the Reef2Reef community! I got my first saltwater tank about 17 years ago and have had several sizes up to a 125. Due to the major house remodeling we've undertaken, I've had to downsize to a 30 gal that is run by a hang on Emperor and a Maxijet600 for added circulation. Lighting is a homemade fixture with 1 96w PC, and 2 T5's. I do a 10 gallon water change once a month using Tropic Marin salt and that's it. :)
 
Welcome aboard. Nice tank. No fish?
There's one Ruby Red Dragonet that I've had for a little over a year. Am looking for and hoping to add a couple of nice Fairy wrasses, but don't want to get too carried away until I get a bigger/better tank...hopefully this summer. This tank is so full of coral, there's no room for fish to swim. ;)
 
There's one Ruby Red Dragonet that I've had for a little over a year. Am looking for and hoping to add a couple of nice Fairy wrasses, but don't want to get too carried away until I get a bigger/better tank...hopefully this summer. This tank is so full of coral, there's no room for fish to swim. ;)

I have only one Kole tang for last 7 years without add anything. I'm waiting to upgrade my tank too. Hopefully will be setup in another month.
 
Welcome home and beautiful tank!
 
Thanks for the welcome and nice comments on my tank. Looking forward to getting a bigger one again...Too many things that I like and no more room. :D I like to keep reef-keeping simple but will add an overflow with a sump and ETS Downdraft skimmer on the next tank, as well as the T5/LED Hybrid lights.
 

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