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Eternal · May 12, 2009

Hi all,

I got into the reef aquariums about 1.5 years ago. I currently have a 28gallon jbj HQI and a 100 Gallon tank.

Here is the 28 gallon before bryopsis. I am still getting things settled.

The newer 100 gallon.

dream coral · May 12, 2009

wow nice set up

JR's Reef · May 12, 2009

Welcome to R2R! Sweet setup.

revhtree · May 12, 2009

Wow sweet tanks!!!

Welcome to R2R!

Mallard · May 12, 2009

Keep us posted on the tanks and welcome to R2R!

ahayes13 · May 15, 2009

Welcome to r2r ! :)

roshi719 · May 15, 2009

Welcome!!

dfurbee · May 16, 2009

Welcome, and very nice tanks!

mylittlejade · May 16, 2009

Welcome, and nice set up.

george albert · May 16, 2009

welcome very nice tanks keep us updated

ficklefins · May 20, 2009

Wow, that JBJ was geat looking. What type of HQI were you running?

brandyrb · Jun 1, 2009

Welcome, pretty tanks.

Tswifty · Jun 4, 2009

Welcome to R2R!

Nice setup... I love all the Acans. :D

Reef Empire · Jun 4, 2009

Welcome to R2R! Enjoy!

Yellowtang · Jun 4, 2009

Welcome,

JR,

Steve Ruddy · Jul 6, 2009

It's amazing how much you can get in a small tank. It looks awesome!

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