hello from France ..

Welcome to R2R! I hope you start a build thread. Jaubert-style set ups are rather rare today and it is nice to see alternate ways of keeping a saltwater tank.

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salut!! thanks for letting me in ..
i had a reef tank long ago and decided to restart one now , 95 gal , with the "method jaubert" ,(like a dsb with less sand ) ..mainly for soft corals and anemones ..
i'll have it in my "play room" lol the temps never raise over 18/20°c even in heat wave ,i prefer to be safe ..
see you on the forum , i'll have questions lol
good day to all !!

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