NEW CADE 1200 S2

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I started my journey in June 2021 with a 20-gallon marine setup with a couple of corals and a couple of fish (which unfortunately succumbed to ich) and a canister filter. About a month ago I purchased a CADE 1200 S2 second hand. Took a while to set up and I had no idea how annoying sumps were to calibrate (and the leaks omg). Anyway finally everything is fine now, sealed everything with a little silicone and got my partner to tighten all the plumbing etc. Had a small cycle even though I transferred all my bio media from the old tank, so that's a year of hard work gone. Here are some pictures.

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Corals :

Merulina (LPS)
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Cookies and Cream Leather (Softie)
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Duncan (LPS)
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Frogspawn (LPS)

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Purple Cespitularia (Softie)

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Nice corals. Your hard work is never gone, you have a great jump start on a new tank and Cade are really nice tanks.
 

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