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This thing was constructed on August 29, 2007, and it was categorized as Brands, Reef Aquarium.
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red-sea-tank

I took my carpet up and had to figure out how I was going to break down my tank, install the sump and new stand and put it back. Ideally I would like to do this in less than one day but for whatever reason this might not happen in just one day. So I ordered a Red Sea max Aquarium. This system is supposed to be an “all in one system”. Which for the most part it is, for $599 it is a good deal too.

My plan is to get this going, using it to put my fish, and corals in while I tear down the 75 gallon and put up the new sump and stand. Sounds like a good plan right? Now I just have to get up and do it…

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  1. Reef Builders Blog about saltwater fish, Marine Hobby & Aquarium » Blog Archive » Setup of the Red Sea Max 34 Gallon Aquarium
    Posted August 30, 2007 at 7:06 am | Permalink

    [...] ordered the Red Sea Max aquarium to hold my corals and fish while I take down my 75 Gallon aquarium. I am doing this because the [...]

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