Hello my name is Greg.

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I am new to the forum. I have had numerous fresh water tanks. About a year ago I set up my first 110 gallon oceanic tank that was saltwater tank. Been doing great. No problems. Cycled well stabilized within the first 3 months and now looks great. Now have decided to upgrade again. Just bought a 200 gallon oceanic tank. It's 84L x 24W x 24D. Going to move from the 110 to the 200. Will have 75 gallon sump/refuge. Hoping not to crash the tank moving it. I am curing another 100 lbs of live rock to *** to the 150 lbs of live rock I now have in the 110 tank. I will post some pictures of the 110 tank if I can figure out how to post them.
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Welcome be sure to post pics of your new tank.
 
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Hi Greg!! Welcome to R2R!! Great to have you!! Good looking tank you got there!


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