Hi from Phoenix

I like it with less rock, but you would have more room for more coral if you add it all

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I like it with less rock, but you would have more room for more coral if you add it all

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Thanks Jeffery. The larger tank will give me an additional 6" in height and depth. Hopefully all the rocks option will look reduced in the bigger tank.
 
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If you want I can give you my email, cuz I have been looking for a reefing buddy, (no one I know has a tank). Here's a pic from March of my tank, (things have grown more and I need to get a more recent pic).

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Email, for sure local is good and very nice tank!!!
 
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Welcome to R2R!!!
 
Welcome - Always nice to see another fellow Phoenician here on R2R that I can share the pain of living on the surface of the sun.

Phoenix is has been smokin' hot for what seems like forever this summer. Were having the hottest summer on record, and it seems like a new reef tank is just the remedy.

I like aqua scape #3 - more room for corals ;-)
 

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