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Started tank about 7 weeks ago. Has a 75 gallon sump. I have a few acans and some zoas so far. Things are doing great so now time to start filling it up. Just added a new dc return pump last night.

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Welcome home, you will love it here.

Beautiful tank, keep us posed!
 
WelcometoR2R! Be patient and take your time with adding livestock. 7 weeks is still pretty young. Rather you be successful and not have buckets of dead corals. ;)JMO

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*Welcome to Reef2Reef @zoobie !* You tank and stand look great! It looks like you have plenty of room for upgrades or more tanks in the future.

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