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Hi all,
I’m new to joining but not new to reading all of your threads! I’m not new to reef tanks, we had one for several years many years ago, but decided to sell when we moved. Over the past year, I’ve been in need of some tranquility in life and decided to dip my feet back into another reef/fish aquarium. Nothing large, 65gal with mixed LSP and softies along with lawnmower blennie, Picasso clown pair, coral beauty, ruby red dragonet, clown goby, oscellaris.

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Welcome! Glad you joined!

If you haven't yet heard about the lazy pod banana leaf (peel) method, look into it for your dragonet - mine is the largest I've ever seen! Healthy, plump fish are happy fish ... and lazy is my speed ... lol
https://forum.dfwmas.org/index.php?...-tiny-2-5g-tank-experimental-culture-2.43819/
Glad you came back and sounds like you are well on your way! One regret I have is not capturing more history in my build thread (wish I had just started it sooner) so hoping you think about archiving things so you can also look back at your successes!

Keep us posted !
 

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