I'm bored, let's see your reefs.

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Here's my tiny one

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nice
 
I got a 65 litre mixed with a pair of clowns a damsel ,cleaner wrasse, hammer, torch, duncan, zoas, goniopora, mushrooms.
Do you have a photo of it?
 
Is the tank on the right going to be a dedicated clownfish tank?
I got it as a whole lot of equipment. After checking it and realizing the silicone is failing, im going to shut it down. It was still running when i picked it up so i had to get it together for the clowns.

The tank on the left will benefit from the equipment more. It's been going for a little over a year, and i just started adding coral.
 
คุณมีรูปถ่ายของการเข้าถึงของคุณเพิ่มเติมไหม?
ใช่ ฉันทำ. Thi is my tank
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Some of your tanks are so beautiful it’s almost like they are AI pics! 🤩 One day I hope to be there, too.

This is my first reef tank (a 20g peninsula that I set up with my two young daughters hence the heart rock).
 

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