my 34g solana

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hey guys, im new to the site and figured i would post a pic of my tank. sorry i didnt take more of when i was seting it up.

tank is 34g solana with stock skimmer and return pump, 26lbs live rock, 20 pound argonite for substrat, so far the only live stock is an assortment of 15 crabs and snails and 2 brittle stars(were in lr when i purchased it)..Hopefully adding corals and fish this weekend

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Well i finally got the time to rescape my tank today and i can say i am pretty happy with how it turned out...It turned out to be alot more work than what i expected
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Well i finally got enough time to scrape most of the algae off my tank and move a few things around. Also got the fish from my nanocube transfered over and firgured i would post a few updated pics
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Wow! That tank is really packed full of coral!
 

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