What word best describes your reef tank?

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Stress reliever! Yes ups and downs but I enjoy the challenge! To me nothing like overcoming a problem by figuring it out on my own or getting help from my friends here.
 

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Young. There are fish and coral in there that look good but still a long way to go for it to really fill out. In the next 6 months I hope to see the back wall gain another 2-4 inches of GSP and most of my Zoas to start really covering their areas. My hope is all of my torches and euphyllia to be still alive, anything beyond that is a bonus.
 

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My tank is a “phoenix”. Over the past 25 years, my tank has thrived, died, and been reborn multiple times. I’ve learned important lessons along the way and continue to learn new things with each iteration.
 

Managing real reef risks: Do you pay attention to the dangers in your tank?

  • I pay a lot of attention to reef risks.

    Votes: 41 46.1%
  • I pay a bit of attention to reef risks.

    Votes: 27 30.3%
  • I pay minimal attention to reef risks.

    Votes: 15 16.9%
  • I pay no attention to reef risks.

    Votes: 5 5.6%
  • Other.

    Votes: 1 1.1%
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