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Hello everybody in new to the forum my name is brian and my wife is mandy. We will both use the same name only to keep things simple


We have 3 tanks
Our first one is a 40b with a 29g sump mag7 return maxspect razor 16k light and mp10es
Its mostly lps and zoas with a few sticks in there. Nothing special really but we like it.

The other 2 tanks are for our 5 kids
They have a pair of stock 5g fluval specs that are stock right now i am wanting to upgrade it to house more than gsp and zoas. Any help or pointers would be greatful

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Thanks ive been searching through some peoples build threads for ideas on what i can do to the fluval specs now. If anybody has any please feel free to post some info thread links or even just pics for inspiration. I do tend to procrastinate alot when starting over on something. Lol

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Welcome to Reef2Reef! Stay long, post often and let's see some pictures of your tanks!
 
Thanks marvelousone and wrasseluvr i know both of yall my name on larc is (suncoral). It was taken on here already

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