My 10g rimless nano (now with less flatworms)

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Hey guys, this is the thread for my lifegard aquatics 9.8g rimless nano.

The tank was actually started December 29th, 2019 but I figured better late than never.

Equipment list:
- Tank: Lifegard aquatics 9.8g (really holds about 8)
- Heater: Aqueon pro 50w, controlled by an external inkbird controller
- Light: Aquaknight a029 Upgraded to Ai Prime HD
- Wave maker: Koralia nano 240 (looking to upgrade to something controllable)
- Filtration: Azoo mignon 60 (might drill in the future)

Here's some progress pics I took along the way so you guys have an idea of where it started.

January 2020
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February 2020
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April 2020 - some bryopsis/gha (wasn't sure which)

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April 2020 pt2 (new light)

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Some coral closeups!

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My frogspawn before the flatworms.. :(

And my one little inhabitant..

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ALWAYS open to suggestions :)
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Have you thought about putting in another clown and maybe an invert like a scarlet skunk cleaner shrimp?

Also, is the Aqueon Pro not controllable as is?
 
Have you thought about putting in another clown and maybe an invert like a scarlet skunk cleaner shrimp?

Also, is the Aqueon Pro not controllable as is?
I have, just a little worried about dominance and whether to buy a smaller one, a bigger one, etc.

Also it is, but I don't trust its internal thermometer. The controller also protects my tank in case of a failure like being stuck on
 
I have, just a little worried about dominance and whether to buy a smaller one, a bigger one, etc.
If you introduce the new fish in a breeder box for a few days to a week and there are no signs of aggression, then introduction should be easy.
 
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Quick update on my EEFW problem..

After dosing flatworm exit initially 2 weeks ago, and picking them off whenever I see them outside the tank, my frogspawn is coming back!

Was a little worried i'd lose my torch too but everything seems to be alright now, haven't spotted one on either coral for 3 days now.
 
Some new additions!

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- Rainfords goby
- Ricordea mushroom
- Small zoanthid colony


Full tank shot

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Did you have a lot of flatworms on the frogspawn? Mine isn’t happy and just started to see numerous flatworms but not too many the frogspawn yet.
 
Awesome Nano. Congrats on new corals, fish and eradication of Polyclad Flatworm.
 
Did you have a lot of flatworms on the frogspawn? Mine isn’t happy and just started to see numerous flatworms but not too many the frogspawn yet.
When I first noticed them, I counted I think 9 on the frogspawn and just a few on my torch. Plus my frogspawn had eggs which I scrubbed off from the skeleton with a stiff brush. A few more would pop up every day until they slowed down and eventually stopped.
 

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