My 90g Mixed reef

Matthew Dambra

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My system has been running for approx 5 years time however I have went through swings of being really into the tank and neglecting it.
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This is the earliest image i have Dec 2012

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Photo from Feb 2013
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Photo from May 2014
Large photo gap from when i was in school and paid no attention to the tank
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June 2017 as you can see my mushrooms and Candy canes didn't mind the neglect one bit
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Photo from Today 7/28/2017
Removal of the mushrooms from about 10 rocks caused most of my biological filtration to take a hit suffering from a small amount of cyanotic on a few of the rocks but the corals seem to be doing just fine
 
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Thank you, just picked up some new live stock

Spotted Mandarin Goby
Solorensis Fairy Wrasse

Current Live Stock
Fish

Black Clown
Melanurus wrasse
2x blue Green Chromis
Red Starfish
Sand sifting star

CUC

2 Emerald Crabs
few turbo snails
some trochus snails
some astrea snails
Blue leg/red leg hermits
2 Red food conch
 

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I really like the red star in your current tank...Was that a blue linkia star in the 2012 pic?
 
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I really like the red star in your current tank...Was that a blue linkia star in the 2012 pic?
I have had the red star for a few weeks now he seems to be doing good hopefully he will be able to have some longevity in the tank.
Yes it was a blue linkia star however i have never had luck keeping one alive
 

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