Looking at getting back into the hobby

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So I used to have a beautiful 190 gallon reef system back in the day. Sold it off back in 2011. I was very active on FRAG back when it used to be on RC. Recently logged back on and found my way over here.

I've been watching my friends 32 Biocube while they have been on vacation. Oh no I'm starting to get that itch again.

I found a few old photos that survived on RC over the years. Brought back such great memories of my old tank. Too bad most of the photos have disappeared.

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Original tank a few months after getting it up an running and doing a re-aquascape with my live rock (hence the cloudy water). Wish I could find a photo of my mature tank.
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No overflow, but one can be added. I upgraded the 45 to a 60 and drilled the glass. I used a Fiji cube overflow kit, really nice overflow. I believe it's a marine land tank. I'll have to get some pictures of it. It does need to be cleaned.
 
No overflow, but one can be added. I upgraded the 45 to a 60 and drilled the glass. I used a Fiji cube overflow kit, really nice overflow. I believe it's a marine land tank. I'll have to get some pictures of it. It does need to be cleaned.
I’ll take it.
 
Mike it looks like the tank found a good home. I was just getting ready to send you a text to see if you had setup the tank. Lol Enjoy.
 

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