Decided to keep my tank!

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Here's my 75g. Painted the trim white. Not the best but it works. I'll post some more pics when the lights come on tomorrow :)

I have a pair of maroon clowns, a coral beauty Angel, and a scooter blenny. And a few zoas. Been running since April.

Anyone have any Duncan's, mushrooms, Kenya trees or any other easier corals they're looking to part with?
 
No im about 3000 miles east in pa :p
 
It’s not worth it....it’s Around $60
 
Glad you decided to keep your system.

I like a 'working tank' I've always considered the majority of mine to be 'working' and not 'show' tanks. :)
 
Glad you decided to keep your system.

I like a 'working tank' I've always considered the majority of mine to be 'working' and not 'show' tanks. :)

Thanks :)
I was looking at the skimmate and its tea color. And I had a ton of algea issues and out of nowwhere they just started to disappear!
 
I was wondering, would putting all my zoas frags in one corner of the tank be a good idea? Right now they look kinda scattered. Will the all still grow?
 

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