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A couple years ago my heart was broken when the tank cleaners toppled my live rock in my tank at the restaurant. Lost my black widow several high-end frags that I think they stole cause never found the plug base on brakedown. But it shot my passion for the tank after sooo much time and $.

But now I'm going to start again now that I have more time at home, but starting small.
Just purchased a WB 25 Pen..

Whats new?
 
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Welcome to Reef2Reef!

And welcome back to the hobby!

That's unfortunate about your tank being broken by someone. I had a friend that payed a shop to care for his while he was out of town and he came back to it nuked. Everything dead and brown other then one clown and his whole house stinking. They gave him a $50 store credit and some free saltwater as compensation.

Now he pays me to watch it for him haha.
 

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