My New 65 Gal Deep Sea

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Hi All,
Well, it took about 5 weeks, but I finally did get the new tank cycled, and the numbers have looked good for 5 days in a row. After 35 years away from the hobby, my oldest boy managed to get me back with him as a father and son reefing duo. My, have things changed for the better. It's been a lot of fun. Thought I would post a pic of both sides of the wall. As a retired corrosion engineer dealing with piping and tanks for 40 years, you would expect better looking cable runs. Lol. What a mess. Oh well, the tank side looks good. Off to the lfs tomorrow to get a cuc. I'm really enjoying the information available here. Thanks for letting me be part of it.
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