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100 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - Me admiring my setup. Custom 10g tank stand. drilled the glass in the 10g myself for the return and planned it all myself. Built the 90g canopy myself as well.
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Photo Caption: Me admiring my setup. Custom 10g tank stand. drilled the glass in the 10g myself for the return and planned it all myself. Built the 90g canopy myself as well.
100 gallons reef tank (mostly live coral and fish) - Me admiring my setup. Custom 10g tank stand. drilled the glass in the 10g myself for the return and planned it all myself. Built the 90g canopy myself as well.

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State: Nebraska
Country: United States
Description: A 90 gallon main tank with 10 gallon reef system connected. Got a 150 metal halide and 2 14w actinic bulbs on the 10g. 90g has like 175 watts of power compacts.
Advice: Buy the biggest tank you can afford first.
Fish Kept: lots
Corals/Plants: lots
Tank Size: 100 gallons

COMMENTS

good set up, a tad to blue for me though fish avatar
great tanks, is that a scotland flag on the wall? fish avatar

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