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The Start of My New Reef

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  1. 05-16-2010, 03:07 PM #1
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    Default The Start of My New Reef

    My new system is not complete yet,
    So I guess this will be my build thread.
    It has been a slooooow process.

    The Main tank is a 50 breeder.
    It has a recirculating system with 7 Bulk Heads.
    The Pump is a ATB flowmaster 1500

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    The Rock Work,
    It was fun getting the ( 2 ) Rock Structures into the tank.
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    A couple of Top Down Shots.
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    A few Items,
    Once it is complete.

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    More to come
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