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![]() very shortly i have 180 gallons of real estate...i can store some for you lol.. ive never had a realy ful tank as ofyet so i dont know the feeling yet. build a swap tank and stoe corals in it and every so often switch them out like we do with daycare toys.. this way its like a different tank every 6 months
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![]() Do what I did, take frags of all the corals you want to keep, remove all the rock and replace with new stuff......
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![]() i have space in my tanks so if you need counselling i'm there for you! buddy, pal.
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![]() Hmm.. I can relate. Only been into this hobby for 11 months and I've gone from the initital 22g nano, then bought a 12g nano for "overflow" corals and to the current 75g tank that is so full I am using Mag Disk coral frag mounts to allopw myself to use the glass walls as real estate. I have acros pointing into the tank.
I work in addictions, sometimes I look at my tank and think "what the heck is the big deal?" Then look closer and think "wonder if there is room for another, bluer SPS" Thankfully(?), I am moving into a house in a few months.. I think the addiction will overcome any semblance of self control. |