55 gallon mixed reef

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so i already have been running my tank for about 4 months and i realized i should start a build thread.
so my equipment consists of: 2 nicrew hyper reefled 50, 100 pound of dry rock, skimmer, 40 pounds of live sand, 15 gallon sump
my livestock are: 1 hippo blue tang(only keeping until too big for the tank), 1 coral beauty angelfish, 1 mandarin goby, 1 gladiator mocha clownfish with a gbta, and a longnose hawkfish
my coral are: 1 green spondonges, 2 red monti caps, 1 acro type sps, one birdsnest, one duncan, zoanthids, ricordea,green star polyps, favia.
 
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sorry for the bad picture taking, the tank still is a baby and is going through the ugly stage. i think that i still need some more coral though. my tank also needs to be cleaned.
 
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Its been a minute yall but Im back,


I just graduated high school, off to college, and unfortunately my tank was overrun with Montipora eating nudis as well as ich:(

I had to shut down the tank, instead I setup a 180 gallon vertical Paludarium. This is half land, 20 gallons of water, and It houses freshwater species such as corydoras, a few tetras, and a few others. The tank also has 2 tree frogs, a red eyes crocodile skink, and a crested gecko. Its a pretty amazing setup and Im happy I made the switch. There are live ferns, driftwood, airplants and succulents. So so much life and its quite amazing to watch it develop.
 

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Its been a minute yall but Im back,


I just graduated high school, off to college, and unfortunately my tank was overrun with Montipora eating nudis as well as ich:(

I had to shut down the tank, instead I setup a 180 gallon vertical Paludarium. This is half land, 20 gallons of water, and It houses freshwater species such as corydoras, a few tetras, and a few others. The tank also has 2 tree frogs, a red eyes crocodile skink, and a crested gecko. Its a pretty amazing setup and Im happy I made the switch. There are live ferns, driftwood, airplants and succulents. So so much life and its quite amazing to watch it develop.
First off, congrats on graduating from high school! Second I am sorry you had to shutdown your tank. We just shut our tank down a few months ago so I understand the pain of shutting a tank down.
Do you have photos of the 180?
 

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