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Hey All,

I am student studying Agribusiness, and I have a mixed reef tank on the side (which is tanks almost as much learning as my college degree). My wife and I just had a baby girl and I think my baby like the tank as much as I do. I live in Rexburg Idaho, but I travel to California all the time to see my family so in the future I will be selling/trading along I-84, I-80 and also on the 99 in Cali. I've got some great friends up here in the Idaho area that have helped me get into the hobby, and once you start you can't stop. I am currently running a 29g JBJ nano cube. that is packed to the max with zoa's and other softies, montiporas, acroporas, milliporas, and uphillias. I have 2 clown fish, 1 pink spotted goby, and 1 banggai. My favorite corals are the ones that I have the hardest time keeping--acans. I am looking forward to meeting all you expert reefers.

J.
 
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