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This was my system before the flood happened in my basement and forced me to move around systems to redo the flooring. Now i'm preparing for a new setup.

Most of the corals are on the sand bed because I moved the ones that weren't completely encrusted yet to move them later.

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I sold half the fish and coral and moved the rest in the 45 gallon breeder I had plumbed in the same system. Very crowded.

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This was my system before the flood happened in my basement and forced me to move around systems to redo the flooring. Now i'm preparing for a new setup.

Most of the corals are on the sand bed because I moved the ones that weren't completely encrusted yet to move them later.

dZCHjrJNTeucAez12Od4fg.jpg


I sold half the fish and coral and moved the rest in the 45 gallon breeder I had plumbed in the same system. Very crowded.

PB+KcLuVTLmux%j3DcaTvQ.jpg
Welcome to R2R. Really nice set up. Sorry to hear about the flood...
 

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