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Chase fleeman

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I just figured I'd introduce myself as a new member. I started reefing in October of last year and have been successfully maintaining an LPS and softy tank. It is a bit over stocked considering that five fish is a bit much for a 20 gallon tank but I am running a sump with a reef octopus 110 int skimmer with other means of filtration in use and planned to be put in use. Thank you for stopping by and reading my post.
 
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I did get rid of the cheato and replaced it with a reactor. The sump is also a 20 gallon.
 
[QUOTENot a bad looking tank for a 20G, looks a lot larger with the arch in there.[/QUOTE]

It helps that the overflow goes out the back of the tank and not down the bottom of it. I also didn't want to crowd the small space with a lot of rock.
 
I also like the arch so I think I will have to glue it together. Its all just stacked together. Lol.
 
Welcome to R2R;)
 

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