25g Waterbox Peninsula AIO

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This thread will be dedicated to tracking the progress of my 25g Waterbox peninsula tank. It has been established for a little over a year now, and has seen major improvement from when I first started it. This tank was my first tank of a size this big, and I had only owned smaller pico tanks in the past. Over the years of getting into the hobby, I’ve gained quite a bit of experience (mostly thanks to r2r) and look forward to any suggestions or tips in this thread. Something interesting about my tank is that as a student I have to fully disassemble, drain, and move my tank at least twice a year (sometimes more). With that being said, please don’t judge some of my coral placement, as I am having to constantly move certain corals. My tank is currently set up as follows.

Equipment
- AI Prime 16HD
- Sicce Shark 150 Internal Skimmer
- Coralife bio cube mini UV sterilizer
- Hygger Cross Flow Gyro 12W
- ATO setup
- Filter sock replaced with filter floss
- PNW nano light (in back for chaeto)
- Testing: API Master Test Kit

Dosing
- Microbe Lift Special Blend Water Care
- Seachem Pristine
- Seachem Prime
- Seachem Reef Trace
- Seachem Reef Plus
- Red Sea Coral Pro Salt

Livestock
- Black Ocellaris Clownfish Pair
- Royal Gramma
- Yellow Watchman Goby
- Pistol Shrimp
- Pincushion Urchin
- Assorted cleaners

Feeding
- Corals: Benepets Benereef, Algae Barn Oceanmagik
- Fish: Blend of brine shrimp and frozen rotifers
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Ya I duno why people do this
 
How do you like the shark 150? I just picked one up for my biocube 32 and installing it tomorrow.
 

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