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

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I got some video of the 90 gallon today. Before the tang police write me a ticket, I know a 90 is too small for a hippo. But I am rehabbing this one and in the next year we are adding a 220 or 250 gallon tank to our collection. This poor hippo is pretty tore up and I rescued him from someone else's tank.
 
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Hello, Providing an update on my tank. 32 gallon biocube. I added a new neon green hammmer coral and a rock anenome. Started feeding reef roids but I think I over did it and for the first time my amonia levels went up and I had to do a water change. Everyone is fine.

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Very nice setup! Set up a few months? I’ve only been doing this for a year now! Getting ready to build a sump for a second tank.
 

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