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Stacey Keyes

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New to reefing but have been reading up on it for months.

Currently running a 46 Gallon bow front under LED in my bedroom which is going through its copepod bloom. Using ReefKeeper Elite with most of the modules and probes to monitor and maintain. Fluval Carbon/Calc hang on filter, hang on Skimmer, 2 x EcoDrift wave pumps. Added a variety of hermit crabs and small snails for a cleanup crew earlier in the week. Just got a Tiger Shrimp and a Watchman Gobi and three small frags, ( Polyps, Blasto, Favites ) at my LFS tonight

I have a 72 gallon made to fit tank on order for over an old fireplace which I plan to use with a refuge/sump that has easy access to my RO line and drain. I am going to put a lot of planning into that tank as everything else but the tank will be in a 2 x 2 foot area in the wall space beside it which I am finishing off like a mini closet with plumbing, wiring etc

Stacey
 
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Welcome to the community!
 
*Welcome to Reef2Reef @Stacey Keyes !* Your system sounds sweet,I will be sure to check out your pictures.Best of luck!

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