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Let’s see some tank pics! :)
 
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Hi Reefers and Reefettes, New to the forum and new again in the tank game. I took a little break but I'm back at. Who can stay away for too long??
Current tank 75g fowlr, live sand, live rock, euro 180, asm mini g skimmer.
I look forward to being a part of the community and hopefully contributing as well as learning. Thank you!

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Hi Reefers and Reefettes, New to the forum and new again in the tank game. I took a little break but I'm back at. Who can stay away for too long??
Current tank 75g fowlr, live sand, live rock, euro 180, asm mini g skimmer.
I look forward to being a part of the community and hopefully contributing as well as learning. Thank you!
Welcome to R2R!!! You listed your equipment - do you have coral or fish in the tank at the moment?
 
Welcome to R2R!!! You listed your equipment - do you have coral or fish in the tank at the moment?
I have fish only at this point. Will most likely leave it that way lol. Reef as everyone knows are very very time consuming so this is a lot easier with my schedule and I still get to enjoy some beautiful creatures!
 

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