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Hi y'all!

I'm a former reef addict and member of ARC who had a 90g mixed reef tank, but had to get out of the hobby 5 years ago.

Anyways, life is opening up again and I'm itching to get back in the reef hobby, but in a more scaled down version. I would like to try a bio / nano cube sized AIO and keep zoas, shrooms, anemone, pair of clowns and some blennies, and maybe an acan and/or clam. I look forward to re-learning from y'all and getting back in to the hobby.

Mitch

 

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I really like the 32G biocube. I have a 5 year established tank that I’ve kept running after upgrading to a 125 three years ago and I’m considering breaking it down or selling as a complete system. 
I run it as a LPS / softie / anemone tank. If you want to go new, I’d recommend adding some additional venting to keep it cool in the summer. 
The stock lighting is really nice. These days I run it super low maintenance 30% water changes biweekly. Phosphates have always been high in this tank, I think a constant leach from the live rock that I started with. 
 

Current fish include a breeding pair of clowns, and a spotted mandarin that have been in this tank for 4+ years, also a yellow watchman goby and tiger pistol shrimp pair that have been in this tank for about 2 years. (Moved the goby after it was bullied in my larger system.) 

 

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