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Thanks to @Jmcdaniel0 , I'm now the proud owner of a new jbj 20g frag tank!

Compound that with a bunch of stuff I've got coming in Saturday this guy is pumped!
 
Oh it's going to work very nicely! Thinking of building a mobile stand to attend local swaps at some point, right now I'm just waiting on some new CHALICE!
 
Got the frag tank and display up and going over these past couple days. I will say that the cad lights nano skimmer is a major pain to dial in! Lol
 
I was, this pipeless design is awesome, but Idk if I can deal with all the micro bubbles. Lol
 
You too Jeff!

I got some cool pieces today thanks to @cale0721 , @wrfreeman and Jake at aquatic marine!

Got a huge frag of eagle eyes/ radioactive Dragon eyes. And some Lord of the rings plays.

And a swwwweeeet mummy eye chalice from AM.

@egilmore hooked me up with some sweet orange setosa.

Good to see everyone!
 
Hey Jmcdaniel0, I picked up a jbj frag tank a month and a half ago and the black plexi partition has bike free on one of the silicon joints. Do I need to get ahold of jbj or company I bought it from
 
Hey Jmcdaniel0, I picked up a jbj frag tank a month and a half ago and the black plexi partition has bike free on one of the silicon joints. Do I need to get ahold of jbj or company I bought it from

who did you purchase it through. I have not hand that issue. I would contact them. Sure resealing them is easy enough. Just get some 100% silicone Dap, and put it on. However, if it is less than 6 months old, i would give them a shout.
 
Really like the tank. Got it through Marine Depot when they were running Oct sale. Had an issue with pump and jbj had a new one at my door next day. I know how to silicone and repair, I just feel like I shouldn't have to. Also there's always that issue of transfer, breakdown, repair, blah, blah, blah.
 

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