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hi welcome to the reef going to love it here!!
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Just wanted to say hello to everyone! I am new to the site/forum and I have been reefing off and on for about 15 years! I currently have a 100 gallon Tenacor Acrylic aquarium with 30 gallon acrylic sump, RLS R6 skimmer with a dc- 6000 return pump and led lights (2 fixtures custom setup). I am now building a new setup for a 120 gallon glass tank with icecap 36 sump. I am looking to sell my 100 Tenacor or trade for a nice 100 glass or 120 glass aquarium for my setup. Nice to be a part of the forum. Have a good day!

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Tenecor make a great acrylic unit. My Big Tank happens to be a Tenecor.

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yes they do! I have neck issues from a accident so i'm wanting to trade or purchase a glass tank to ease up some labor on cleaning and sand particulates scratching the acrylic
 

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