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Hello all, Ozzie here. Marine Corps veteran, currently have a UNS 17 gallon cube but I will have an EShopps M100 very soon.

Very nice everything is thriving and popping great little reef. Thanks for sharing with us all
 
Hello all, Ozzie here. Marine Corps veteran, currently have a UNS 17 gallon cube but I will have an EShopps M100 very soon.

Welcome to R2R!
 
Very nice everything is thriving and popping great little reef. Thanks for sharing with us all
Thanks! I cant wait to get my new Eshopps M100. Definitely will be easier to maintain a bigger tank.
 
"Expensive doesn't always mean good"

Just my belief that you don’t necessarily need the most expensive light, powerheads, or whatever else equipment, to be successful in this hobby.
 

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