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New to doing forum stuff but I have done salt water before years ago. Now I have fallen behind and realize I have to re-learn everything lol.
 
I forgot yo post about my tank. It is a 110 gal. with a sump tank. I talked my wife and daughter into letting me start it up again and they are even more excited then I am now lol. Which is saying a lot
 
Actually it has been up and running for almost 2 months now. We have 12 fish along with shrimp, crabs, and snails.
 
Thank you for welcoming me. I just looked at your tank. It is very cool. I am not sure if there is any corals I can get with some of the fish that we have though
 
We are happy your back Into the hobby.
 

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Thank you all. Is there any coral that I can put in my tank with the fish that I have? I have 4 blue/green chromis, 3 yellow chromis, 1 orange tailed checkered Butterfly, diamond orange spotted goby, 1 coral beauty angel, 2 black occ. clowns, 1 bi-colored angel, 1 Emperor Angel (juvenile), and 1 blue hippo tang. with a fire shrimp, chocolate chip starfish and some crabs and snails
 
Nathaniel's Tank.jpg

This is my tank a month ago. The powerhead has been moved to the side of the tank pointed towards the live rock
 
*Welcome to Reef2Reef!* Well,your angels and chocolate chip starfish may be problematic.You should be able to keep soft corals like cabbages and sacros.

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Thank you kireek, I appreciate the info. I will look into those then
 
Very nice! There is a lot of variant colors with them. I am sure my wife an daughter can find some that they would like. Thank you again for the advice
 
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This is a pic I took last night. Over 2 months old
 

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