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Congratulations to the winner DangerDave!!!

It's mature maturity of the tank IMO. But if you algae issues and need to dose inverts will be hit, including some corals.

Probably a year before you try. My blue linkia did well for 3 years but once dinos it and I started dosing it shrunk in size. Dosing killed all the algae, even my urchin died. During the move it just stayed in 1 spot and fish kept flipping it. Have it a small container but no life left.

Once the poll is closed I don't care if you want to discuss the pics on this thread.

All is available. If I part out will let you know. After 3 days if no takers will part out.

We're coming to get you :cop:

This is drained and ready to go. I will do my beast to rinse it but needs a cleaning. If interested counter offer within reason accepted.

Got him. Took out bunch of sand and sorted through it by net. He was wriggling at bottom of tank with minimal sand and snagged him.

All fish moved over except..... The Wrasse, buried it self in the sand and won't come out. Options?

Time is running out be sure to vote.

Lights are out and will see whats up in a little while. Had this thing for a year and stayed alive after all the dinos problems and all the dosing I did. Hate to lose it because of a move :(

Its off of the skeleton just tumbling around.

I went to move my bubble coral into the new tank but the entire head popped off and floating around. What should I do?

I went to move my bubble coral into the new tank but the entire head popped off and floating around. What should I do?

My main rock structure.

No worries

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You are correct.

Started the move. I rinsed the sand f out fever and still cloudy. A few pics in random order. Note the scape is clouded over.