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Hi everyone,
I'm relatively new to the hobby. We started with our 120g reef tank in April 2021. Absolutely love this hobby! Our newest addition was an orchid dottyback, our 10th fish. We also have 2 clowns, green mandarin, hippo tang, yellow tang, 2 firefish (was 3 ☠️ ), a bicolor blenny, and a royal gramma. They all have awesome sci-fi names . Oh and of course a smattering of corals as well!

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Hi everyone,
I'm relatively new to the hobby. We started with our 120g reef tank in April 2021. Absolutely love this hobby! Our newest addition was an orchid dottyback, our 10th fish. We also have 2 clowns, green mandarin, hippo tang, yellow tang, 2 firefish (was 3 ☠️ ), a bicolor blenny, and a royal gramma. They all have awesome sci-fi names . Oh and of course a smattering of corals as well!

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Under The Sea Hello GIF by Lillee Jean

Beautiful tank!
Welcome to the reefs!
 
Sheboygan area here but not for long

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