I'm bored, let's see your reefs.

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So happy to see what was really a boring night for me turn into never ending thread. So many tanks! 4,334 posts! Started 7 years ago.
@revhtree thanks for pinning.
Are you still reefing? If so, what does your tank look like today?
 

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Oh yeah. Still going to this day.
That tank is beautiful! I assume it’s the same as the first one you posted, if so then it’s great to see it in such a good condition as many tanks that are small tend to just go into a spiral of crashing.
 
My 3 year old 4’x2’x2’ Mixed Reef tank;
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Here’s mine updated, a lot has been sold etc. maybe 7-8 months now and my new mushroom and yet to id mushroom growing next to it
 

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