Fishboy's 75 Gallon

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I started this tank build back in May of 2011, and filled the tank in July 2011.


SETUP SPECS:

Tank: 75 gallon unknown eurobraced tank with dual overflows and Koralia 3 powerhead.

Sump: 40 gallon breeder with Bubble Magus NAC6 skimmer, QO 4000 return pump, LR and macroalgae.

Livestock: snails, hermits, yellow tang, yellow watchman goby, zoas, mushrooms, toadstools, GSP, kenya trees, colt coral, finger leather and pallies.

Lighting: Bridgelux 72 LED kit; gives me about 210 PAR at the bottom and 450 at the top.


PICTURES:

Just after tank was set up:
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Lighting:
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Nice! Love the pop of yellow! ;)
 
Looks good and you take great pictures.
 
Thanks, everybody!!

I did have a royal gramma, two neon gobies, a six line wrasse, and a purple dottyback. One of the neon gobies and the gramma disappeared around the same time a few months ago, and the remaining fish disappeared about two weeks ago. :( All I'm left with now are the watchman goby and tang.
 

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