My 75 gallon aquarium

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The equipment I have for my 75 gallon aquarium is a cone protein skimmer some t5 lights and a small sump that has a bio ball trickling filter (I am going to be upgrading it soon). My t5 lights are set on a timer that goes from 8:00 to 8:00. The livestock I am housing is, a mated pair of black ocellaris' clownfish, a coral beauty, a blue devil damsel, a goby I can't find an ID for, and today I just got a leather jacket file fish. I also I have a skunk cleaner shrimp a peppermint shrimp and a CUC.
 
Sounds like a nice tank. Start a thread with pictures so we can follow your tank.
 
Here my first "wave" of images :D

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