Biocube 29 mixed corals

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Lighting

Truelumen pro 12" strips
Deep blue x 2
12k white
Fusion

Ramp Pro timer

Flitration

In Tank media basket with floss, Purigen 100, Chemi Prue elite

In Tank fuge basket with chaeto

2 Koralia 240 power heads
 
nice tank man! are those zoas on the right hand side? they have crazy long stalks
 
nice tank man! are those zoas on the right hand side? they have crazy long stalks
Thanks man, its still very new and growing. Those are zoas with the long stalks. They were in the back of the tank and guess stretched out to get the lighting they wanted. I relocated them and they stayed like that.
 
Maine life

Mandarin goby
Ruby dragonet
Coral Beauty
Ocellaris clown
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He nips at the cap, cloves and acan. I really like him having a hard time deciding to remove him or not.
 
Does your coral beauty nip? cause mine does. Especially any sps, besides my monti cap.

How hard or how much does your Coral Beauty nip? I had a small ricordia that was destroyed and it can only be the Beauty. Also I see single polyps of Zoa's floating around the tank again it can only be the Coral Beauty doing that. I'm net feeding mine right now so I can get him out with removing any rocks
 
How hard or how much does your Coral Beauty nip? I had a small ricordia that was destroyed and it can only be the Beauty. Also I see single polyps of Zoa's floating around the tank again it can only be the Coral Beauty doing that. I'm net feeding mine right now so I can get him out with removing any rocks




That's the yellow ricordea in the middle of the pic

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