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Hello all! I've been reading Reef2Reef for a while now and would like to introduce myself. I'm in California and have been in the hobby for 8 or 9 years. My current setups are a RedSea 300XL mixed reef with RedSea equipment and an IM 20Gal mixed reef with Kessil A80s. My pride and joy right now is a CSB that I found right here on R2R, and I keep various damsels, clowns, a boxfish full of personality, a really cool marine betta, an engineer goby, a royal gramma, a dottyback, a Banghai cardinal, anemones (my RBT just split into three, one needs a new home!) and rock anemones between both tanks. Coral-wise I collect a little of everything, thought I'm quite partial to my flowerpot at the moment, and have two fairly mature tanks.

I really love seeing other tanks and learning on these forums!

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Welcome!

Glad you joined - gorgeous tanks
 
Hello all! I've been reading Reef2Reef for a while now and would like to introduce myself. I'm in California and have been in the hobby for 8 or 9 years. My current setups are a RedSea 300XL mixed reef with RedSea equipment and an IM 20Gal mixed reef with Kessil A80s. My pride and joy right now is a CSB that I found right here on R2R, and I keep various damsels, clowns, a boxfish full of personality, a really cool marine betta, an engineer goby, a royal gramma, a dottyback, a Banghai cardinal, anemones (my RBT just split into three, one needs a new home!) and rock anemones between both tanks. Coral-wise I collect a little of everything, thought I'm quite partial to my flowerpot at the moment, and have two fairly mature tanks.

I really love seeing other tanks and learning on these forums!

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Very nice tank. Welcome to R2R
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It’s been a while so time for some updated pics. of the reef tonight. Any idea when my dinner plate of a CSB might care to split? He’s gonna be as big as the tank!
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