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Been in the hobby about 24 years! Currently got a 120 gal. Reef with some very old inhabitants especially the corals! Pictured is an 18y.o. Pearl bubble!


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Wow. That coral is old enough to buy cigarettes! Congrats on the long term success and sticking with the hobby.


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Welcome to R2R!! Gorgeous pic!!!


Wow. That coral is old enough to buy cigarettes! Congrats on the long term success and sticking with the hobby.


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Not old enough to buy them in Jersey.
 
Thanks again! This picture was taken a while back but all fish and corals still doing great! The pearl is even bigger currently. It's like a big coral head already. It's amazing that I've had it and other corals for so long!


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Hi there!! Welcome to R2R!! Great pic!


Chasing the Dream Giver, not the dream! Tonya
 
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Here is a more recent pic of the monster pearl, the hippo tank is 6 inches to scale things up! Enjoy! Going to sleep goodnight!


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Thanks to all! If I can be of assistance to anyone, my experiences and knowledge throughout the years has brought me great success! I still believe that the most important thing I've done is relying on what nature itself provides! A refugium, and monthly 25% water changes using natural unpolluted seawater we are fortunate enough to have here in south Florida.


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Welcome.
So that's what an 18 year old coral looks like.
 

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