I started a 65 gallon tanks on August 2010, so about one year five months ago. I read a lot but practical application, sneaky bugs and patience are very different from thoughts when dreaming and reading about other amazing tanks and advice. It will always be a work in progress and I wouldn't change anything from this maturity experience except the red bugs. They may be an integral part of the natural reef system, but definitely not in my creation.
Every penny and second spent on this hobby was a great investment in pleasure for me, my wife, cat, family, friends and I am sure soon to be born son (or maybe this is the end of the tank).
August 2010
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Every penny and second spent on this hobby was a great investment in pleasure for me, my wife, cat, family, friends and I am sure soon to be born son (or maybe this is the end of the tank).
August 2010
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