my new 40 breeder

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Well I got rid of the big tanks (for now) and went to the 40 breeder.
Some info.
Filtration:ETSS protein 400 with built in sump buddy skimmer
Lighting : 8 bulb T5 fixture
Water flow: 2 K4's and my return pump is a Quiet one 4000 so theres tons of flow.
About 100 lbs. of live rock
Live stock is:
Few chalices,montis,aussie hammer purple tip frogspawn,and some acans adding frags slowly
fish are:
Pair of salmon island percs,dotty back and a tiny powder brown tang.
Heres some pics
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Tank looks good, but sorry to say it's too small for that tang, and with all that rock it takes away even more room for it. With all that rock it's probably the equivanlent of a 20L
 
Well the tang is only temp. in this tank new home in a few weeks after a friends tank cycles, and he's only about 2" so he's cool for now.
 
Sounds like you have it under control, but if you don't get all but 2 clowns out of your tank, they will fight to the death :)
 

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