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Joined the forum recently but have been reading plenty when I did research to start my first reef tanks. I've done freshwater for quite a few years (nano planted tanks) and decided to finally give reefs a shot. I started 2 tanks back in February. Had a few issues starting out like every one else but they are doing fine now. I have a 30 gallon long with HOB overflow to a 10 gallon sump/refugium, and a 36 gallon AIO fluval with refugium in one chamber. Ill try to find time to post pictures soon.
 
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Joined the forum recently but have been reading plenty when I did research to start my first reef tanks. I've done freshwater for quite a few years (nano planted tanks) and decided to finally give reefs a shot. I started 2 tanks back in February. Had a few issues starting out like every one else but they are doing fine now. I have a 30 gallon long with HOB overflow to a 10 gallon sump/refugium, and a 36 gallon AIO fluval with refugium in one chamber. Ill try to find time to post pictures soon.
Nice! Sounds like you’ve got a couple of great setups going. Looking forward to seeing some pics!
 
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Joined the forum recently but have been reading plenty when I did research to start my first reef tanks. I've done freshwater for quite a few years (nano planted tanks) and decided to finally give reefs a shot. I started 2 tanks back in February. Had a few issues starting out like every one else but they are doing fine now. I have a 30 gallon long with HOB overflow to a 10 gallon sump/refugium, and a 36 gallon AIO fluval with refugium in one chamber. Ill try to find time to post pictures soon.
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