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Figured I’d jump in since I saw so many Carolina peeps here. Currently running a 180 mixed reef.
Started keeping tanks when technology of the day was undergravel filter. Had tanks non stop for at least 30 years. Not an expert by any means, but I know what has worked for me.
Plus, any site with Randy is where you want to be.
My 11 year old baby. He survived the great velvet outbreak of ‘09.

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Figured I’d jump in since I saw so many Carolina peeps here. Currently running a 180 mixed reef.
Started keeping tanks when technology of the day was undergravel filter. Had tanks non stop for at least 30 years. Not an expert by any means, but I know what has worked for me.
Plus, any site with Randy is where you want to be.
My 11 year old baby. He survived the great velvet outbreak of ‘09.

3505269B-8061-4BEC-AE54-BBC46F5E77AC.jpeg

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