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Update:

Tank is now 8.5 months old. Lost my gold hammer and the damaged torch I bought super cheap. They both just melted away. Literally melted. Don't know what happened. My duncans for some reason have not been happy for a while now. Parameters are good. Just don't know why they aren't opening as much as they use to. Sometimes they don't open at all. Been dealing with red planaria and a tiny bit of bubble algae. I was looking for a velvet nudibranch but nobody local has been able to get them in. So I got a six line wrasse. Seems to have worked for a while. Just noticed there were quite a few of them again. Would really like to get a velvet nudi. I want to go the natural way first before using flatworm exit. Not much bubble algae, but I did get an emerald crab just to keep it at bay. Pretty much it for the bad stuff. It went fishless for a while since I rehomed the couple fish I had. I never saw my flame prawn goby again, so I can only assume it passed. I then later on added the six line foe the flat worms.

Other than that, everything else seems to be doing fine. Growing and multiplying. Got a few more corals. I upgraded my light to an AI Prime 16HD. I also started a 7.43 gallon nano. That'll be for another thread though.
Love the zoa garden!
 
Great setup, i’m a fan of small nanos too. Here’s my 3 month old 5 gallon PNW. I also have the A80 over mine.
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