My 29g biocube journey

Chuja's reef

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It's around a year and a half, it's had a few ups and downs. But it's brung me a lot of joy so I decided to document my progress.
Live stock:
2 clowns
1 watchmen
1 pistol shrimp
1 sharknose goby
3 astrea snail
6 hermits
1 conch
Corals:
A few kenyas
A mushroom garden
A hammer
A jackolantern lepto
Favia
Cyphastrea
Pavona
And 3 anemones

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My light is just a chinese black box, any tips or recommendations would be very appreciated. Ps. Sorry for the bad pics
 
I've recently gotten some new inhabitants of my reef.
A harlequin shrimp
Some mandarin orange zoas
Wwc scrambled eggs zoas
A teal ring aussie lord with 2 heads
Wwc honeycomb leptastrea
And a wwc x-mas favia
All are looking super healthy, polyps are extending nicely. Pics when lights come on
 
You are doing great and have come along way in a short time. Good on you my friend. The tank looks sleek and well maintained.
 
Tank looks great for a year an half... What else a you running? You got a refugium, Algae scrubbier or skimmer?
 

WHAT’S THE HARDEST PART OF REEFING TO EXPLAIN TO A NON-REEFER?

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