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Hey! I’m new to the site but not the hobby. I’ve had a range of tanks from a 29g to a 125g all saltwater reef tanks. Due to moves I’ve had to downsize and rearrange. I currently have a 30g biocube that I will be transistioning into a 55g drilled tank. Below are a few pictures.

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Welcome to R2R! :D Be sure to make a build thread for your new tank!
 
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