Upgraded to 90 gallon

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Hi Everyone!

I haven’t posted in awhile. It’s been crazy busy keeping up with the tank and kids! So after 5 months into the hobby we decided to upgrade to a 90 gallon! I posted some final pictures of the 32 gallon before we transferred everything! Posted pictures of the new 90 gallon too!
Here’s what’s in the 90 gallon
- Red Sea G3 350
- Sicce 4.0
- Red Sea skimmer 600
- 2 Radion XR Pro G6
- Apex 3 with power bar and trident (love it! I travel a lot so this is definitely much needed)

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Four month update! Apex system installed absolutely love it! Keeping all my level intact while I travel, ATO, Reefmat and the Red Sea Reefdose 4. Currently dosing alkalinity and calcium. occasionally magnesium but not often. System is almost self sufficient! Can’t wait for the algae to stabilize past the 6 month mark. Still remember like it was yesterday when I started this hobby almost a year ago with the biocube.
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