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So since I already have a tank that has been up and running for almost a year I am just going to make this thread an update thread on anything that I do new to the tank. Such as new corals, fish, inverts, or just things that are going on with the tank. Enjoy!!
 
Welcome To R2R. You could go ahead and list the basics on this thread as well. your current setup and a pic of your DT.
 
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And wow uv got alot of livestock and people tell me iv got to much lol

I'm my opinion as long as you know what's what and take the time to maintain the tank as long as

A everyone has enoff room to live
And b everyone gets along it really does not matter about the bioload

Aka don't put a shark in a 10 gallon tank and expect it to live use some common sense do the work and everyone will be good
 
And wow uv got alot of livestock and people tell me iv got to much lol

I'm my opinion as long as you know what's what and take the time to maintain the tank as long as

A everyone has enoff room to live
And b everyone gets along it really does not matter about the bioload

Aka don't put a shark in a 10 gallon tank and expect it to live use some common sense do the work and everyone will be good
Yeah I have a bangaii cardinal, 2 ocellaris clownfish, A purple fire fish, and a cherub angle fish.
 
So since I already have a tank that has been up and running for almost a year I am just going to make this thread an update thread on anything that I do new to the tank. Such as new corals, fish, inverts, or just things that are going on with the tank. Enjoy!!
Very nice!!
 

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