How is my bioload?

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I have a total of 350 gallons, currently housing 4 bar gobies, 6 fire gobies,6 anthias, 1 blue tang, 2 yellow tangs, 1 yellow eye tang, 4 wrasses, 1 peusdo abarian 1 regal angel, 1 multicolors angel, 3 clowns, 1 sand diamond goby 1 flame hawk. 1 morish idol, 2 butterflies.

is my bioload considered mid or heavy. Only feed one a day with one cube of brine shrimp and not too much of spectrum pellets.

I had an 250 ATI BM and daily vodka dosing

My tank is mix reef, but more sps than anything out. As of right now, some are browned out, but others are somewhat okay but not fully colored.

nitrate are 0
phosphate is about 1ppm.

So should i upgrade the skimmer or trap some of the fishes out?.
 
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I believe that skimmer is rated for a 400 or 500 gallon tank.
Are you asking this because you are having issues with the SPS' browning or is there something else you are seeing that leads you to believe your bio load may be to large?
 

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