Hi, new here, here's my current tank

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I have a ProStar 90, went crazy and bought too much stuff at these addictive online auctions, and now I have an overstocked tank. What to do? Oh yeah, I'll just get another tank, and make sure it's 250 gallons for my other room! LOL, (seriously, I'm gonna).

Tank is heavily stocked with Torches, I'm on the Triton subscription, and the dosing they sent made a HUUUUGE difference, especially in the torches. Many went from thin stringy "Angel Hair" and some were even losing color, now they are big fat spaghetti monsters after the 3rd month, and their colors are almost like the pictures from when I bought them (almost, just need to turn up the saturation colors in my eye balls).

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Welcome to your new home for saltwater reef aquarium resources and fun! Welcome to the family! :D
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Welcome to Reef2Reef, the greatest community out of water!
 
Welcome! If you can keep those torches and Gonis alive with a newer tank, you are doing something very right. I can keep hammers all day long but torches.. nope.

250 will be amazing!
 

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