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11-27-2008, 03:15 AM
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I agree, you'll be thankful later. I found it a lot easier maintaining parameters in my larger tank then the 33g one I had running.
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RSM 250. Clownfish, Fox face, Blue tang, Yellow tang, Kole tang, Clown tang, Coral beauty angel, French Angel, splendid dottyback. CUC, softies, lps, sps. 
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11-27-2008, 04:19 AM
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Hehehe, believe me if I had the startup cash for 90 gal reed I'd be all in but "accounting" (aka the wife) wont give the rubber stamp for that one...heck I managed to convince her to go from a 10 gal to the 33 so I did make progress!
I have had 2 people offer me a Rena XP3...so I am working out those details but I still need the rest... Thanks in advance!
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11-27-2008, 01:15 PM
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11-27-2008, 01:23 PM
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Thanks mate! I think that they are asking a bit much tho...I know Big Al's sells the same kit for $549 New and boxing day will be even less. Thats not to say I am not willing to buy a used tank, just that I think that particular one is priced too high...
Thank you very much for the suggestion tho!!!!!
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11-27-2008, 02:04 PM
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IMO, a 33 gallon will make a sweet reef.
You'll want to upgrade at some point if you love it as much as me ( I started with a 12, went to a 32 and now have a 72/15). So go on with your bad self and get that 33 going and see how you like it compared to fresh.
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11-27-2008, 03:45 PM
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In another post someone suggested that newbies should mention what type of tank they are planning to keep. I am planning to have corals(mostly soft) and fish and a peacefull tank at that...I am not sure the requirements but apparently they differ with the type of tank. I guess that knowledge with come with more reading...hehe
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