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I’m very new to saltwater/reef takes . I have a 75 gallon oceanic tank is used for freshwater cichlids. I’ve been raising for close to 20 years and I love the hobby and decided to jump in on reef tanks. I now have a 20 gallon water box tank upstairs in my office area just add a clown fish to it. Finished it cycling and I’m seeing how that goes.
Welcome to the FAMILY!!! I also started with a 20g and now I’m almost 3-1/2 months with it and it’s amazing you’ll love it here people help each other out
 

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I’m very new to saltwater/reef takes . I have a 75 gallon oceanic tank is used for freshwater cichlids. I’ve been raising for close to 20 years and I love the hobby and decided to jump in on reef tanks. I now have a 20 gallon water box tank upstairs in my office area just add a clown fish to it. Finished it cycling and I’m seeing how that goes.
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