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My name is Stephanie. I've been into saltwater with my family for over 2 years. We started out with a 40b, moved to a 90 then moved to a 125. I personally enjoy the brighter colors of corals, I'm a bit of a zoa and lps border. I need more zoas, that's where you come in. We have 3 tangs, a purple, yellow and to tomini. We have a foxface lo, 3 anthias, 2 dragonets, bi color, coral beauty and 2 stubby clownfish. We also have way too many corals. Thanks for looking.

Side pic of the 90 gal



Pic of the 125 when first setup. Not all the corals in there.

 
*Welcome to Reef2Reef!* Beautiful system,I love the lighting!
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Welcome to R2R! Nice looking setup there. Sound like you are well on your way to a awesome tank.
 
Nice tank, glad to have to here!
 
:welcome: to R2R!
 
Welcome! great looking tank thus far! There are plenty of sponsors to look at some additional zoas ;) Be sure to post a tank thread and keep us updated!
 
Welcome! Beautiful tank. I personally am a zoa hoarder myself, can't get enough! You should start a build thread in the "member tanks" forums we would love to see more of your system
 

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