10G nano tank, now SPS focused

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Here's my 10g nano tank I have had running for about 5 months or so. Zoas and star polyps are a couple months old, the zoas are not loving my increased light for the sps. The monti is a couple weeks old and recovering well from the relocation. Birdsnest (purple) and Stylopora (green tree) were next and got a slimer acro only a couple days after the birdsnest because the birds nest immediately started growing the 2 buds on the right. Got the slimer and he seems good for the last few days. Everyone seemed pretty happy so I finally glued them in place

I run 120x flow, although it is not very concentrated (irrelevant aperture on the pumps). High to intense light with a dry skim and 50% weekly water "transfusions" (add it while you take it out, the corals don't even notice)

Hows it look? All the brown sticks will soon be purple (purple digitata) but the monti should just be more orange. note 2 small digitata frags to the right of the monti. I think I'm on my way to a very dense and pruning intense little set up, but we will see
 

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