10 Gallon nano reef

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This tank started as a frag tank, but decided it would look better as a nano reef. The equipment consists of a typical hang-on-back filter, two circulation pumps, a 54 watt Led fixture(planning to upgrade to a better fixture),and a singal blue T5 bulb to add a more blueish look to the tank. The live stock consists of a juvenile fire clownfish, a pair of fire fish, and 2 tiny molly miller blennies to control any algae that my pop up. Still trying to get the rock work just right.
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Looks good. Just make sure that the rock on the top of the column doesnt block too much light beneath it.
 
Thanks, no i have not found a good skimmer yet. I was going to go with the biocube skimmer but decided to look for something that worked better.
 
Nice tank! I love the Molly miller bennies, great personality!
 

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