200 G LPS Tank

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Hi, I started my new LPS tank since last summer.
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Hi,
Thank you very much for your invite.
I built this system last summer.
The tank is 180*60*60 centemeter.
The sump is 150*45*45 centemeter.
Circulation pomp : sobo 7200
Skimmer : RS 4005
Wave macker : two small sobo wp_50
Wave macker : one jecod rw_8
Heater : two wipro 250 wat
Dosing pomp : jecod dp_4
Light pannel : do it myself
Actually I built the tank, sump, stand, piping and the light pannel myself.

The fishes are :
One yellow tang
One elegance sergeon
One yellow ras
One six lines ras
One kleaner ras
One lovely cupper bond butterfly fish
One king blenny
One two point goby
One yellow gobibon
Three dispar anthias
One red anthias
One green mandarin
A couple oselaris
Five blue cromis
And another sergeon fish that I forgot his name
Also, two klean
er shrimp
One hump shrimp
Some hermits and snail
So, one torch corral
Two fox corrals
Two goniopora
Two ufo
Some mashrum
Three open brain
One modern corral
One eleganc coral
One red scallop
 
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The red scalop has been change its site after five months.
 

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