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New to the reef side of the house.

I have been in love with aquariums for 25 years, but never had the funds or space to make a reef tank happen. I have had all sorts of freshwater tanks (goldfish, planted, cichlids, shrimp, and coldwater). I made this account to start researching and asking more questions.

I now travel a lot for work and want to set up a "hands-off" type of setup that can go for two or three weeks without any interaction.
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New to the reef side of the house.

I have been in love with aquariums for 25 years, but never had the funds or space to make a reef tank happen. I have had all sorts of freshwater tanks (goldfish, planted, cichlids, shrimp, and coldwater). I made this account to start researching and asking more questions.

I now travel a lot for work and want to set up a "hands-off" type of setup that can go for two or three weeks without any interaction.
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