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Very nice.. sps are slowly encrusting
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Wow that looks great. How many sps do you have in there now?
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Impressive. I'm starting up one of these tanks but going opposite with low maintenance low light zoa/shroom lagoon.
Your large media reactor is an interesting idea. I've never considered running some media under the sponges.
Beautiful tank so far! How's the Goby getting along?
Your large media reactor is an interesting idea. I've never considered running some media under the sponges.
Beautiful tank so far! How's the Goby getting along?
Thx you. Goby is great, only see him when i feed. There is a randels pistol shrimp too, they are paired but i havent seen him since i put him in, but i hear him snapping so i know he is alive. Media reactor keeps it easy. But for a softy tank i would just run a media basket with carbon and chemi pure blue.
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New DIY light mount...
I cut and formed it using kydex. It incorporates the ledge to hold the screen lid.
Tell me your thoughts...
This came out very cool looking! Nice job!
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Im glad I found your build thread. Lots of lessons to learn here!
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Super excited to see the growth and development of the clams. This is something I would love to add to my tank in the distant future when it is a little more established.
