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Killerdrgn

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Hi all, I'm new to the forums. Originally from NYC, but moved to Boston for work, got involved with Reefing and such while up there, and long story short i've moved back to NY. Lost all i had in the move down here though, so basically starting fresh. I now have some ricordia, zoa's, mushrooms, and polyps. creature wise i mostly have a giant cleaning crew and some red fire shrimp. The main tank is 90G, i have a 20H Skimmer tank, a 38 gallon live rock sump, a 29 gallon frag tank, and planning on adding a 29 gallon deep sand bed refugium. Well hope to get to know you guys well.
 
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Yeah it's also a gigantic flood risk if the power ever goes out, kinda screwed up the plumbing for the return line. Placed the pump intake too high in the tank so the bottom section needs to be filled to not get air into the pump.
 
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Oh yeah and whats some good LFS's to visit in queens and/or suffolk? Or generally which store should i most definitly visit in the boroughs? I've already been to wonderful world of fish, and fishtown usa. any other stores?
 
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MR is the best LFS anywhere, oh and Fishtown I would stay away from, they don't like MR members there.
 
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Hey welcome to our humble home.

Chief is right...:approve:

MR has the best crowd (for most part) and we all have something unique in our tanks. Never hesitate to ask any questions.
 
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Killerdrgn said:
Yeah it's also a gigantic flood risk if the power ever goes out, kinda screwed up the plumbing for the return line. Placed the pump intake too high in the tank so the bottom section needs to be filled to not get air into the pump.
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Hi there.

There must some easy fix as well. show us the pic of your componenets and we all figure it out together. If I ever pass by your way, I see if I can give you some idea to fix that.
 
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