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Display tank(s) size: 125g Mixed Reef

Lighting for display: 72 LED DIY 2 to 1 blue to white dimmable
Photoperiod: Blues 12pm-11pm
Whites on 12:30pm-10:30pm

Water circulation: 2 Vortech MP40's on reef crest mode
Maxijet 4500 Return Pump

System filtration: 29g Refugium (lots of cheeto and 2 mangroves)
25g Eshopps Sump

Skimmer: SWC 160 Cone skimmer

Calcium reactor: N/a

Controller: Apex Lite (VDM, Breakout box, Float switch x2) I have an Auto top off setup with the 2 float switches. One switch in my sump to keep the water level constant the other switch in the bottom of my top of reservoir when it gets low it turns off my pump and emails me the water level is low.

Additives: 2 part

Chiller: Just using a fan controlled by the RKE

Media reactor: 2x Two little fishies (Carbon and Phosban)

Live Rock/Sand: 125lbs Fiji/30lbs Marco / 90lbs Tropic Eden Reefflakes

Live Stock: Melanarus Wrasse, Leopard Wrasse, Pair of True Pecula Clownfish, ,Eiibli Tang , Midas Blenny, Pair of Bangaii Cardinals, tons of snails and hermits, mostly Zoanthids and Lps corals.

Feeding: Once a day Pellets or Rod's food, or whatever else I have. I try to feed a variety of different things.
 
Tank looks great - thanks for sharing the info on your tank too. I was helpful to me as I was trying to figure out what return pump I needed on a 120g.
 
Awesome tank and it looks like you have all the right stuff.
 
I just added a new blue throat trigger and a leopard wrasse to replace old ones lost. Trying to get a little more interested in my tank lol. 2 jobs and a 3 year old sure sucks your time. Wish my tank looked like it did in the above pick but over a year of neglect has lost me a lot of coral. :(
 

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