Used 40 gallon Breeder setup

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I'm new into the hobby and I don't have this tank finished and I already want to go bigger!:)

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I was in the same boat. Started with a 40 breeder and just recently upgraded to a 75. Following along for your build :)
 
What did d you keep in your 40 Breeder?
Oh a little bit of everything. Soft corals, lps and sps. By the end it was sps dominant. And my 75 is sps dominant
 
I'm going to try to avoid sps and lps for a little while. I really like them I just don't want to kill any of them
I would definitely like to get some of them in the future if this tank goes well I'm going to try to get a sea horse setup going for my GF so she won't complain as much haha
 
I'm going to try to avoid sps and lps for a little while. I really like them I just don't want to kill any of them
Understandable :) but dont worry, theyll come with time ;) I was the same way, wanted nothing to do with SPS lol
 

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