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Hi, new to this forum, and coming back to the hobby. I was in it for 16 years, and after a big crash, got out 9 years ago. Couldn't stay away. I started a 55 gallon, no sump, just starting to add fish now, and getting re-obsessed.
Reef will be a Indo-Pacific patch reef, with light to medium stock fish and 4-5 sp. of corals. HOB skimmer and 2 powerheads for setup so far.
3 banghaii cardinal fish in now, 1 file fish and 2 gobies (green clown and yellow citron) comeing this week. Later 2 yellow coris wrasse and a Kole tang.
I have a 200gallon from previous crash that I am considering restarting once i settle in - it is currently covered up but in good shape with `30 gallon sump
 
Welcome to Reef2Reef!!!

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Hi, new to this forum, and coming back to the hobby. I was in it for 16 years, and after a big crash, got out 9 years ago. Couldn't stay away. I started a 55 gallon, no sump, just starting to add fish now, and getting re-obsessed.
Reef will be a Indo-Pacific patch reef, with light to medium stock fish and 4-5 sp. of corals. HOB skimmer and 2 powerheads for setup so far.
3 banghaii cardinal fish in now, 1 file fish and 2 gobies (green clown and yellow citron) comeing this week. Later 2 yellow coris wrasse and a Kole tang.
I have a 200gallon from previous crash that I am considering restarting once i settle in - it is currently covered up but in good shape with `30 gallon sump

Welcome! Can't wait to see what great things come out of that 200. Keep us posted!
 

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