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I have been into freshwater and saltwater aquariums for over 35 yrs. I had a business at one point installing aquariums, small ponds and building sumps and unique filter systems. HOWEVER, things have really changed!! I have recently set up a Biocube 32 and have been having success with softies and a few fish, shrimp and crabs. I had saltwater years ago however it was usually had predatory tanks. My wife loves the 32 but want a bigger tank in our bedroom now. It is so amazing how the hobby has changed and what people have learned! I have been referred to this wed site many times by BRS so I figured I would join.
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