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Hi Everyone,

New to the forum and making the move from fresh to saltwater. We have a fairly well established 55 planted tank with golden plecos and a bevy of black mollies going. Looking to slowly transition over to saltwater. This is an old fluval 15 flex I just did a vinegar soak and blackout on. Looking to do one fish maybe two and hopefully keep things simple and cheap. I don't think it will end up cheap or simple :) Sadly none of our rooms in our house are "dark" rooms and this location gets morning indirect sun. Just added the CaribSea reef rock and playing around with aquascapes.
 
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Hi Everyone,

New to the forum and making the move from fresh to saltwater. We have a fairly well established 55 planted tank with golden plecos and a bevy of black mollies going. Looking to slowly transition over to saltwater. This is an old fluval 15 flex I just did a vinegar soak and blackout on. Looking to do one fish maybe two and hopefully keep things simple and cheap. I don't think it will end up cheap or simple :) Sadly none of our rooms in our house are "dark" rooms and this location gets morning indirect sun. Just added the CaribSea reef rock and playing around with aquascapes.
any updates?
 
Hey there!

Appreciate the nudge. So I guess the update goes Fish (2x Damselfish) Corals (2 acans, 1 GSP, Zoas). Pictures are below. Doing routine water changes and dosing seachem Calcium.
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