Dnoob's 395g reef from Finland

New live rocks to tank with the new Acropora frags.

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Little update. Pomacanthus imperator and Acanthurus olivaceus moved to another tank and I added more stones and acroporas in it.

 
Added new corals including Tubatrea sun coral. Tried to feed it twice ond both of the times schrimp took the food from the coral after I was done

Here is the shot that shows normal reef life :)

 
I bought a custom made sump. ( pictures above) Twice as big as the old one and finally I got room for the stone sump. Measurements of this are 100cm*80cm*40cm and has 200 liters of water all the time that increaces the total amount of water to 1700 liters. 4 cabinets for incoming pipes, stones, skimmer and return pump.
 

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