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So I'm new here. Actually, I've had my account here for a year and a half, practically inactive due to many adversities, but I'm not giving up. I'll tell you my reef story, so 9 years ago the idea came to my mind that I would like to have a saltwater aquarium. I had an 80-liter AM blenny cube, after a few months I had to give up for reasons beyond my control. I couldn't continue. For 7 years I didn't stop thinking that I would have such an aquarium, but this time I'll prepare better. I got a 180-liter custom-made aquarium with a sump, ATI Stratton lamp, Nyos skimmer, AI circulators. A beautiful gift. But it turned out that I had a lot to learn. After a year of my reef collapse due to a plague of cyanobacteria and flatworms.. I organized 2 quarantines - separately for corals and fish. I bought a rollermat, Hanna tests, KH keeper, 2 smart Reef factory testers. Soon I will reopen the main aquarium. I know that even with the best equipment it will not work without an operator - me. The devil is that this operator still has a lot to learn.
Thank God for this forum, it's the best place that could have been created on this planet !

PS. I got so caught up in the hobby that my goal is to learn on this aquarium and upgrade to 500 liters‍️
 
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