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Here's a few pics of the tank hope you enjoy.
 

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very nice looking good
 
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twin spot finally got a pic of him not digging.
 

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Cool thanks for sharing it with us :nod:

Could you tell a bit about it? How long it's been set up, stocking including fish, corals and cuc? Hardware too.

Thanks,
Kj
 
sure its been up for about 8 months now...as you can see my cyano on my sand wont gtfo. ill start with the fish, as you can see i have 1 true percula clown, 1 mandarin, 1 flashers wrasse which i couldnt get a pic of, 2 mated cleaner shirmps, and a twin spot goby. hardware side of things i have a current HQI 150 wat, maxi jet 600 and a maxi jet 400. i have a oceanic sump with bioballs which im going to replace with live rock eventually when my lfs puts a sale up for live rock. i had an ASM mini g skimmer which over heated now im using a instant ocean protein skimmer which actually works very well for the price i paid. i just bought a thing of brown acropora as well for 15 bucks which is why i got it it looks pretty cool it has blue tips all over it.
 
nice tank

I don;t keep marines so am ignorant to the rules of marine keeping. Can you keep more fish in there or is that as stocked as you can ideally go?
 
Looking at the pics and taking into account the "invisible tankmates", I'd say the OP could add another couple of fish, but you just can't say for deffinate as s/he hasn't posted the tank size ;) The possible caurse of the Cyno may be high nitrate/phosphate though, and adding more fish would just make that situation worse :sad:

Hard to say realy Simonas, but there probibly is scope for more stock :nod:

All the best
Rabbut
 
Looking at the pics and taking into account the "invisible tankmates", I'd say the OP could add another couple of fish, but you just can't say for deffinate as s/he hasn't posted the tank size ;) The possible caurse of the Cyno may be high nitrate/phosphate though, and adding more fish would just make that situation worse :sad:

Hard to say realy Simonas, but there probibly is scope for more stock :nod:

All the best
Rabbut


yeah as rabbut says its hard to say why my cyano wont go away but...if i do add any more fish it would just be 1 more percula clown to give my guy a mate. or a small green clown goby but other than that i like my fish options as they are in the 40 gallon breeder. if anything more corals for sure!
 

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