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I stumbled across this forum while looking at the WWC sale that started today.

I have been running my 35 gallon Frankensteined tank for five years. It was a crazy learning experience of trying to get rid of a red slime algae infestation for most of that. It has finally cleared up and I am ready to move beyond fish and into corals. I have my first corals coming in six days from WWC.

My tank: 35 gallons w/ Aquaclear 70 chaeto/copepod refugium, Magnum 350 canister filter, AI Prime 16HD (just got back today after refurbishing), and Jebao SOW-4 powerhead

Tank inhabitants:
1 Oscillaris Clownfish
1 Orchid Dottyback
1 Azure Damselfish
1 Emerald Crab
6-8 Red Legged Hermits

Corals on the way:
3 zoas
1 Aussie Lord

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