My 75 gallon fowlr. :(

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Had this tank up and running since 2011. Live stock over thee years has been a culoMbian shark 2 clowns 5 chromis a three stripe damsel a hawkfish a diamond watchman goby and various amounts of snails and crabs. All that is left now is some snails, crabs, culoMbian shark and a clown.

Equipment is a coralife super skimmer, sump/refugium, koralia 750.

Now I'm dealing with cyano. I'm assuming its because my bulb needs to be changed out.

I'm supposed to be moving towards the end of November. Since I have to tear the tank down to move it anyway I'm gonna restart the tank with new rock, sand and lights.
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He's a cool guy except his appetite. He got rid of my damsel for me I'm happy about that.
 
Cool looking shark, good luck with your move
 
Thanks. Hopefully I have better luck with the tank this time. I'm probably gonna switch to dimmable LEDs and do a lps/zoa/pal dominate tank.
 

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