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I have kept saltwater tanks for a while but only have ever bought tanks as a full setup with livestock in and everything already up and running, due to not having any time i sold all tanks, equipment livestock absolutely everything. I said i would never ever get one again as they previously took a lot of my time up, but as time went on i couldn't keep away and i purchased the TMC aqua habitat 30 litres only a month and a half ago, the immediate temptation to invest in something bigger is there but i think i will stay small and work on this tank for a while see how i go. This is my first time setting up from scratch and have never went through a full cycle from the beginning so in a sense it is relatively new to me although i do have quite an understanding. Will post some pictures below of how i am getting on...
I am more than aware of the cyano and I'm looking into getting the eheim 1000lph pump as the pump that comes with the tank is way to weak.

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