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Hi.
I made this thread just because I wanted to record some stuff (why not) and wanted some advice from you guys too.

Current tank details:
LED bar with white and blue
3 8w T5 bulbs
30cm cube
2 HOB filter with quite a lot of bio media and GFO
Dosing Kamihata elements and a bit of mineral powders
Dry rock

Live Stock:
1 yellow tail damsel
1 Turbo snail
1 indian coco worm
2 Trochus snails (I think?)

Pics and corals comming soon!
 
keep us posted
 
Finally some pics!
Sorry for the crapy pics in blue light. I'm just using my iPad here.
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Pic in white light
 
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That's my Indian Coco Worm that almost never comes out.
 
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That's my Indian Coco Worm that almost never comes out.
Love cocos & feathers, have a bunch in my big tank. Mine do really well with phyto dosing.
 
Soo a quick update.
The algae is just going out of hand even if I am scraping the glass every single day.
I did some reasearch and I'm deciding if I should get a small UV sterilizer in my HOB filter.
Do you guys think I should?
It's only like $10 with some DIY
 

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