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Hi, I have a 13.5 saltwater reef system that I’ve been running since February 10th 2019.

I have quite a few inhabitants in this tank
Fish wise are: A pair of clownfish, female is a black snowflake and male is a naked, a springeri pseudochromis, a green warpaint goby, and a fire shrimp plus the clean up crew of snails and hermits.

For coral I have: 8 different zoas, an orange digitata and montipora, a Duncan, a gold cristata torch, 3 rock flower anemone, a lot of blue, red, and red hairy mushrooms as well as 2 Florida ricordea, copper, and purple tip frogspawn, gold and green hammer,red blastomussa, green nepthea leather coral, and a space invader pectinia.

I work at an aqua shoppe and it's hard not bringing everything home
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Welcome! Glad you joined

Congrats on tank - great photo!
 

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