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Hello,
Would just like to introduce myself. I am Susan. I have been in the hobby for the past 5 years. I am in the process of upgrading my 75 gallon to a Waterbox 170 pro. Very excited. Hopefully I don't lose anything in the transfer .We are picking it up tomorrow! More room for more coral. Anyone have any thoughts on the Maxspect Gyre 350, been looking at it for more movement across the top of the water as I was eventually going to add a few acropora in the future. Thanks
Welcome! I’ve heard good things about the gyre 350, but have only used the previous models.
 
Finally up and running day 5, blue light ramping up. Lots of work but so worth it
In looking at the 180.5, please tell me what you think of the 170 so far. I will be upgrading from a RS170.
And welcome
 
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In looking at the 180.5, please tell me what you think of the 170 so far. I will be upgrading from a RS170.
And welcome
I absolutely love my tank so far...the plumbing was fairly easy and straightforward, beautifully crafted tank......well worth the wait
 

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