My 75g reef tank

Mattchamp

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Hello everybody I'm new here on r2r and I wanted all your opinions on my 75g reef tank and any improvements I need
My tank inhabitants are as followed:
2 occelaris clownfish
Yellow tang
Niger triggerfish
Unknown anthias
2 three spot dascyllus
1 clown goby
2 silver mono fis
And countless inverts and corals
I have a remora hang on the back skimmer
A hang on the back filter
Lighting: 4 54watt t5 high output

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Your tanks looks pretty nice. One think on your live stock is your Niger trigger is not reef safe and needs a 180 gallon tank. I won't mention your yellow tang.

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I'm keeping a close eye on him so far no problems from him, and I read that niger triggers can be kept anywhere from 55g to 200g tanks
 
I'm pretty amazed about your tank. It's not too often people talk about having a hob filter I have a hob filter for a 75 gal fowlr just started to add corals in it. I also have a pre-drilled 75 gal. I always believe with your tanks is whatever works for you. Really nice.
 
Beautiful reef!! Thanks for sharing!
 

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